Housing Starts
From Wiki: Housing starts is the number of privately owned new houses (technically housing units) on which construction has been started in a given period. This data is divided into three types: single-family houses, townhouses or small condos, and apartment buildings with five or more units.
Each apartment unit is considered a single start. The construction of a 30-unit apartment building is counted as 30 housing starts.
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Homebuilders poised for gains but face interest-rate fears
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U.S. homebuilding soars in January; import prices jump
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Starwood Capital Group Acquires Residential and Commercial Real Estate Portfolio from Forestar Group
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Cold weather chills U.S. homebuilding; jobless claims at 45-year low
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U.S. housing starts hit one-year low; building permits tumble
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U.S. homebuilding weakens again, hurricanes muddy outlook
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U.S. new home sales hit seven-month low as prices soar
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U.S. housing starts fall as multi-family construction slumps
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UPDATE: Housing Starts (Jul) 1155K vs 1220K Expected; Permits 1223K vs 1250K
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U.S. new home sales rise in June, but trend softening
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D.R. Horton posts slowest order growth in three quarters
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U.S. home sales stumble as prices hit record high
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Housing Starts (Jun) 1215K vs 1160K Expected; Permits 1254K vs 1201K
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Housing stocks may not be on terra firma
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U.S. housing starts hit eight-month low; building permits weak
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Housing Starts (May) 1092K vs 1220K Expected; Permits 1168K vs 1249K
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Housing recovery intact despite drop in new home sales
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Housing Starts (Apr) 1172K vs 1260K Expected; Permits 1229K vs 1270K
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Housing Starts (Mar) 1215K vs 1250K Expected; Permits 1260K vs 1250K
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Housing Starts (Feb) 1288K vs 1264K Expected; Permits 1213K vs 1268K
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U.S. housing starts fall; building permits hit one-year high
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Housing Starts (Jan) 1246K vs 1226K Expected, Permits 1285K vs 1230K
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U.S. new home sales fall; weekly jobless claims rise
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U.S. home sales drop as supply tumbles to 17-year low
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Housing Starts (Dec) 1226K vs 1188K Expected
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U.S. housing starts tumble from nine-year high; permits suggest strength
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Housing Starts (Nov) 1090K vs 1230K Expected; Building Permits 1201K vs 1240K
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Housing Starts (Oct) 1323K vs 1156K Expected; Building Permits 1229K vs 1193K
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U.S. housing, trade data boost third quarter GDP growth prospects
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First-time buyers boost U.S. home sales; jobless claims rise
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U.S. single-family house building jumps in September, building permits up also
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Housing Starts (Sep) 1047K vs 1175K Expected; Building Permits 1225K vs 1165K
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Housing Starts (Aug) 1142K vs 1190K Expected; Building Permits 1139K vs 1165K
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U.S. new home sales race to near nine-year high
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Housing Starts (Jul) 1211K vs 1180K Expected; Building Permits 1152K vs 1160K
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U.S. housing starts rise in June; momentum slowing
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Housing Starts (June) 1189K vs 1165K Expected; Building Permits 1153K vs 1150K
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U.S. housing starts hurt by weakness in multi-family units
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Housing Starts (May) 1164K vs 1150K Expected; Building Permits 1138K vs 1145K
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U.S. new homes sales hit eight-year high, point to firming economy
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U.S. existing home sales rise for second straight month, inventory still tight
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Housing Starts (Apr) 1172K vs 1125K Expected; Building Permits 1116K vs 1135K
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U.S. home sales rebound signals strong spring selling season
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U.S. housing data adds to signs of weak first-quarter GDP growth
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Housing Starts (Mar) 1089K vs 1166K Expected; Building Permits 1086K vs 1200K
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U.S. data points to firming economy, inflation
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Housing Starts (Feb) 1178K vs 1150K Expected; Permits 1167K vs 1200K
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Housing Starts 1099K vs 1173K Expected
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Strong U.S. housing data offers ray of hope for slowing economy
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Dec. Housing Starts 1149K vs 1200K Expected; Permits 1232 vs 1200K Expected

