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Residential starts decreased 14.7% in March to a 1.32 million annualized rate, the lowest since August, government data showed Tuesday.
April 16 -
The National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo index of housing market conditions held at 51 in April, still the highest since July but breaking a string of four straight monthly gains, according to data released Monday.
April 15 -
Lumber prices climbed higher for the first time since July, but prospects for single-family construction to grow look promising based on early-year data.
April 12 -
U.S. residential starts increased 10.7% in February, the largest since May, to a 1.52 million annualized rate, government data released on Tuesday disclosed.
March 19 -
Even with the recent pickup, builder sentiment may remain below its longer-term average until borrowing costs fall more significantly.
March 18 -
While prices for concrete, steel and gypsum products all increased, softwood lumber declined, the National Association of Home Builders said.
March 15 -
High rates and home inventory shortages have increased the importance of builders as referral partners. Here's how some mortgage lenders partner with them.
February 28 -
Lowe's Cos. said its sales will fall further this year as consumers continue to hold off from sprucing up their homes amid higher mortgage rates and a drop in new construction projects.
February 27 -
Sales of new homes in the U.S. edged higher in January as builders and buyers capitalized on lower mortgage rates at the start of the year.
February 26 -
Since mid-January, "we have seen a meaningful uptick in demand that has continued through this past weekend," Toll Brothers Chief Executive Officer Doug Yearley said in an earnings call Wednesday.
February 21