WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. single-family homebuilding tumbled in March after hefty gains in the prior month, and while ...
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Overall, the drop in new-home construction is a setback for the housing market, which is already facing a housing deficit due ...
After reporting a substantial rebound in new residential construction in the U.S. in the previous month, the Commerce Department ...
The Northeast suffered the sharpest decline in activity in March as mortgage rates brush 7% for a 30-year fixed rate loan.
The multifamily construction boom is fading as an oversupply during the pandemic has flattened rent across the country.
The total monthly seasonally adjusted annual rate (SAAR) of housing starts for all areas in Canada decreased 7% in March (242 ...
Housing affordability dipped in March on both a monthly and yearly basis, according to a national index produced by First ...
U.S. single-family homebuilding tumbled in March, and while new construction remains underpinned by a severe shortage of previously owned houses for sale, a resurgence in mortgage rates is pushing ...
Last month, there were 477,000 new homes available for sale, 44,000 more than in March of 2023. Compared to February 2024, ...
US equity markets rebounded from their worst weekly decline in a year despite a continued uplift in benchmark interest rates.
Asian stocks and currencies tumbled on concerns that US interest rates may stay higher for longer and signs that China’s growth recovery is stalling. MSCI’s Asia Pacific Index dropped the most in ...