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US housing starts for October 1 311M vs 1.330M estimate

  • Housing starts 1.311M vs 1.330M estimate. Prior month 1.354M last month revised to 1.353M
  • Building permits 1.416M vs 1.430M estimate. Prior month 1.428M last month.

Building Permits

  • Privately-owned housing units authorized: 1,416,000 (seasonally adjusted annual rate) vs 1,430,000 estimate

  • 0.6% below revised September rate (1,425,000)

  • 7.7% below October 2023 rate (1,534,000)

  • Single-family authorizations: 968,000

  • Authorizations of units in buildings with five units or more: 393,000

Housing Starts

  • Privately-owned housing starts: 1,311,000 (seasonally adjusted annual rate) vs 1,330,000 estimate

  • 3.1% below revised September estimate (1,353,000)

  • 4.0% below October 2023 rate (1,365,000)

  • Single-family housing starts: 970,000

  • Units in buildings with five units or more: 326,000

Housing Completions

  • Privately-owned housing completions: 1,614,000 (seasonally adjusted annual rate)

  • 4.4% below revised September estimate (1,688,000)

  • 16.8% above October 2023 rate (1,382,000)

  • Single-family housing completions: 986,000

  • Units in buildings with five units or more: 615,000

Building permits (-7.7%) and housing starts (-4.0%) remain below year-ago levels in an industry that suffers from not having enough supply.

Despite that, completions are higher versus a year ago (16.8%). Go figure.

This article was written by Greg Michalowski at www.forexlive.com.

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