A seasonally adjusted 694,000 new homes were sold in March, a 4 percent month-over-month and an 8.8 percent year-over-year increase, according to the U.S. Census Bureau and HUD
Younger, more educated individuals with higher income are heading to coastal cities, leaving the Rust Belt behind
This young generation will shell out over $102k on rent by age 30, study finds
Although overall starts took a big (surprising) hit over January's strong growth, jump in single-family construction signals relief for buyers
John Burns Real Estate Consulting director of research Rick Palacios Jr. advises clients and industry pros to take monthly housing stats with a grain of salt.
... and 7.8% nationwide
The jump in new construction should slow home price growth, says NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun
Better housing, new jobs and newfound independence are the catalysts
The decline was 'not unexpected' after November's fast sales pace left fewer homes on the market
Drop driven by sharp decline in single-family starts
U.S. Census reports 930,000 single-family home starts in November--the best numbers since the onset of the Great Recession
Massachusetts, New Jersey and Maryland follow closely behind
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Trulia's chief economist says monthly starts are about 20 percent below historical averages
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