New-Home Construction Falters Due to February’s Winter Storms—but Support for a Home-Building Frenzy Remains

Housing starts saw a double-digit decrease in February thanks to a spate of winter storms nationwide.
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New-Home Construction Falls as Builders Struggle With Freezing Temperatures, Rising COVID-19 Cases

The pace of new home construction slowed in January as builders lagged on putting up single-family homes. The pace of building permits, however, was the highest since 2006.
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New-Home Construction Activity Soars to Highest Level in Over a Decade, as Builders Rush To Produce Single-Family Homes

Growth in the single-family sector drove the rise in both housing starts and building permits in December.
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New-Home Construction Surges to Post-Great Recession High in October, Driven by Rise in Single-Family Starts

Americans are looking to buy homes in the suburbs, but construction firms can’t keep pace with demand.
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