The growth in November housing starts was seen across all United States regions, including a notable jump of 16.3% in the South; starts were up 1.4% in the Midwest.
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Initial permits for the property date all the way back to 1974, when an artist and musician first filed them.
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The nation is in the clutches of the largest housing shortage it’s ever experienced—resulting in high home prices and bidding wars.
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Home builders could find it harder to borrow loans to build homes, experts say.
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Mortgage rates, which climbed past 6% last week, are likely to force many homebuyers to put their dreams on hold.
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Russian airstrikes battering Ukraine have already roiled financial markets around the globe, rippling through the U.S. housing market.
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From major appliances to small pieces of pipe, items needed to build or fix homes have become hard to come by as the global supply chain issues drag on.
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The global supply chain crunch is disrupting the housing market, keeping the supply of available homes low and real estate prices high.
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The median age of construction workers is 41, the same as a typical worker in the national labor force, according to the National Association of Home Builders’ analysis of the most recent 2019 American Community Survey data.
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The five-story, wood-frame building will be located on the future Westside Beltline Trail and one mile away from the Westside Reservoir Park at Bellwood Quarry.
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