Tag Archives: Permits

Over the last decade, an average of 2,971 single-family homes were completed every day compared to the 3,513 permits issued daily.

With single family permits declining in many areas of the country, which cities and regions are escaping the trend?

While housing starts have been on the upswing, according to the latest Census Bureau data, experts weigh in on how they see 2019 playing out for home building permits and completions.

Housing starts were up in August, according to a recent survey, though permits are down. Hear from experts on what factors may impact new contruction in the near future.

Single-family permits are up and construction companies have been unable to keep up with the increase. See where permits have increased the most.

Permits and starts for home construction projects rose in July, according to the latest housing starts survey by the Census Bureau. Will this rise lead to balancing the inventory crunch?

The latest data on housing starts released by the Census Bureau was disappointing for many analysts. Here are the factors that experts think are impacting the construction of new homes despite a strong construction labor market and rising builder confidence.

Though housing starts for single-family homes improved slightly in April, they remained below the 900,000 mark for the sixth consecutive month. Experts weigh in on what these numbers mean for supply relief in housing.

San Francisco has been known to have an acute shortage of housing inventory. But the Golden Gate City surprised its critics by nearly doubling its historic average number ...

Homebuilding across the U.S. rose to a high led by increased activity in single-family housing construction, in what is being seen as a good start to the housing ...