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2021 Housing Giants Report: An Unforgettable Forgettable Year

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2021 Housing Giants Report: An Unforgettable Forgettable Year. Mon, 12/06/2021 - 12:00. New and old challenges confronted the housing industry in 2020, and it may never be the same. housing industry? Permits were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate (SAAR) of 1.55 Rich Binsacca, Editor-in-Chief.

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November 2021 Records High Share of Single-Family Permits

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November 2021 Records High Share of Single-Family Permits. Year-to-date (YTD) single-family permits saw major gains over the first eleven months of 2021—here are the regions with the most growth. The number of single-family permits issued nationwide rose 15.9 percent between November 2020 YTD and November 2021 YTD.

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2021 Housing Giants List—Builder Rankings by Revenue

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2021 Housing Giants List—Builder Rankings by Revenue. Tue, 07/13/2021 - 07:50. Pro Builder 's annual Housing Giants list provides a snapshot in time of builders’ perceived opportunities and challenges. The start of 2020 for new-home building looked optimistic, with permits at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.55

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New-Home Construction Activity Increases Following a Surge in Building Permits

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New-Home Construction Activity Increases Following a Surge in Building Permits. Builders are chipping away at record-low housing inventory, but they may not be moving fast enough to keep pace with escalating demand. December 2021 housing starts were up 2.5% million, while permitting saw a 6.5% Construction.

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Supply-Chain Obstacles Slow Down Construction Permitting

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Supply-Chain Obstacles Slow Down Construction Permitting. Wed, 10/20/2021 - 10:05. Persisting supply shortages and operational hurdles are causing a major drop in new construction permitting, according to Realtor.com. Multifamily permits fell 21% on a monthly basis, while single-family permits decreased nearly 1%.

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June Housing Starts Remain Strong, Permits Continue to Weaken

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June Housing Starts Remain Strong, Permits Continue to Weaken. Wed, 07/21/2021 - 10:11. Housing production remained strong in June, says the National Association of Home Builders, but rising construction and material costs may be the reason for a drop in issued permits. Housing starts increased 6.3%

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Single-Family Permits Fell Sharply Throughout 2022

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Single-Family Permits Fell Sharply Throughout 2022. Single-family building permits decreased in all four regions in November 2022, but multifamily permitting closed out the year with strong gains. year-over-year from the November 2021 total of 1,029,208, NAHB Eye on Housing reports. Permits were 25.2%

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