US single-family homebuilding fell 2.8 percent in January
US single-family housing starts dropped to 935,000 units in January amid harsh winter weather. Permits for future construction also declined during the month.
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Single-family homebuilding in the United States declined in January as harsh winter weather disrupted construction activity. According to the Commerce Department's Census Bureau, single-family housing starts, which represent the core of the residential market, fell 2.8% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 935,000 units. This data follows a downward revision for December, which showed starts at a rate of 962,000 units rather than the previously reported 981,000.
