U.S. Census Bureau reports overall 1.6 million housing starts in 2021, including 1.12 single-family homes and 530,000 MDUs.

National Association of Home Builders declares using OSHA to mandate vaccinations exceeds the statutory authority of the agency.

Thanks to a strong demand for new construction, housing starts across the United States have rebounded after a downturn in October.

Due to a confluence of materials scarcity and rising construction costs, single-family housing construction was down 0.7% in October.

According to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau, overall housing starts were down 1.6% in September due in part to a decline in MDU production.

After a difficult July, housing starts across the United States increased by 3.9% in August due in part to material price decreases and a focus on MDU housing.