The coronavirus outbreak and weakening economy are likely to delay construction and exacerbate the housing shortage.
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Home Builders Still Hammering Away but Fear a Slowdown Looms
The coronavirus outbreak and weakening economy are likely to delay construction and exacerbate the housing shortage.
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So You’d Like to Buy a New, Single-Family Home? You May Be in Luck
Buyers frustrated by the lack of single-family homes on the market may soon get a little relief: Builders are planning to put up more new homes.
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Housing Market Labor Shortage Eases
A labor shortage that has hampered the construction industry for most of the housing market’s five-year recovery is showing signs of easing.
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Labor Shortage Squeezes Real-Estate Developers
About two-thirds of the contractors who are struggling with labor shortages say it has become a challenge to finish jobs on time.
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Home Builders, Home Sellers Suddenly Shy
Steadily rising construction of new homes has given a jolt of adrenaline to the economy, but a building slowdown raises questions.
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Slow and Steady Growth Wins the Race for Home Building—and the Economy
The home-building recovery has been slow and steady – and housing construction isn’t yet fully healed. That’s probably a good thing.
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Construction Spending Eases in March After a February Blowout
Spending on construction dipped in March following an unusually strong pace of spending in February, likely boosted by the unseasonably warm weather.
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Where in the U.S. Are the Most New Homes Being Constructed?
In a sign of more homes to come, builders secured an increase in building permits to construct new houses. Which region is slated to see the biggest spike?
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New Construction Keeps Chugging Along, Especially in the Suburbs
The number of permits issued to build more single-family homes over the next few months rose. But buyers looking for new condos may be out of luck.
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