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BY TYLER DURDEN
FRIDAY, APR 16, 2021 - 08:43 AM
After February's unexpected plunge (weather-driven), Housing Starts and Permits bounced back in March but in a very different manner.
-After a downwardly-revised 10.3% plunge in February, Housing Starts spiked 19.4% MoM in March (much better than the +13.4% MoM expected).
-After an upwardly-revised 8.8% drop in February, Building Permits jumped 2.7% MoM (modestly better than the +1.7% expected)
This pushed Housing Starts to their highest since July 2006 (but the forward-looking building permits remains well off its post-pandemic-plunge spike highs),,,
Both single- and multi-family starts bounced back in March...
But, while single-family permits were up 4.6% MoM, multi-family permits dropped 3.6%...
It would appear homebuilders are shifting away from 'rental nation'. Are soaring, record-high lumber prices stalling the optimism of homebuilders going forward?
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