Construction spending hits new record in January
U.S. construction spending reached the highest level on record last month as both local and federal governments began loosening...
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Housing starts fall for first time since August
Housing starts fell in January, marking the first time since August that there hasn’t been month-over-month growth in residential...
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Obama Presidential Center project clears federal review
More than four years after plans were unveiled to build the Obama Presidential Center in Jackson Park, a federal...
Spending on home construction jumps 21% in December
Homebuilding was strong in December and finished the year up 11.8 percent, while all other construction combined was flat...
Residential construction had busiest year since 2006: MBA
Residential construction continued to surge as 2020 came to an end, finishing off homebuilding’s busiest year since the housing...
Homebuilding boom continues with 16% increase
Homebuilding continued to boom in November, new data show, while concern is growing over the lack of nonresidential projects....
Single-family housing starts now at 2007 bubble level
The number of housing units under construction grew for the third month in a row, as housing continues to...
Amid bleak jobs report, gains in construction and warehousing
The U.S. economy added just 245,000 jobs in November, down from an adjusted gain of 6100,000 in October, representing...
Housing drives rise in construction spending October
A strong housing market continued to fuel construction spending this fall. Construction spending grew an estimated 1.3 percent in...
Housing starts rose almost 5% last month
Homebuilding surged in October in tandem with confidence in the sector reaching a new high. Housing starts jumped 4.9 percent to 1.5 million, seasonally adjusted, compared to 1.4 million logged in September by the...
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