Housing starts tick up in June after hitting 5-year low

U.S. Housing Starts Rebound More Than Expected In June

New residential construction in the U.S. rebounded by more than expected in the month of June, according to a report released by the Commerce Department on Friday.

Building permits and housing starts rise more than expected in June

June housing starts: +4.6% M/M to 1.321M annual rate vs. 1.300M consensus and 1.263M prior (revised from 1.256M), according to data released by the U.S. Census Bureau on Friday.

House Building Rises From May, Remains Down on Year

Housing starts tick up in June after hitting 5-year low

New home construction in the U.S. ticked up in June after hitting a five-year low in May, but housing starts and completions remain low.

New Construction Remains Subdued in June Amid Weak Demand and Rising Costs

New residential construction activity picked up slightly in June from a historically weak May performance, but remained subdued in the wake of the Trump administration’s trade war.

US housing starts rebounded in June on apartment construction

US housing starts rebounded in June on the strength of multifamily building, while weakness in the larger single-family market pointed to ongoing struggles with bloated inventories and affordability constraints.