Construction of new homes in the United States fell more than forecast last month after surging in October to a nine-year high, indicating fitful progress in residential real estate.
Residential starts slumped 18.7 per cent to a 1.09 million annualised rate after a 27.4 per cent increase a month earlier, data from the Department of Commerce showed on Friday. The median projection in a survey called for a 1.23 million pace. Permits also fell on fewer applications to build apartments.
Even with…
Source : South China Morning Post
Read more…US home starts slump 18.7 per cent after outsized advance















