Multifamily starts moved in the opposite direction because of a unusually high level in June but also continued on an upward trend when comparing a moving - average that now tops over a 400,000 annualized rate.
Not exact matches
July housing
starts moved sideways, but the split between single - family and
multifamily showed much greater change.
I'm currently interested in
starting with small single family homes and quickly
moving into
multifamily in the Indianapolis, IN area, although I live in the Bay Area, CA.
On a 3 - month
moving average basis, which smoothes the volatility,
multifamily housing
starts have been generally declining since March, with the three month
moving average having fallen by 15.0 % over the period.
We expect
multifamily starts to continue to increase but at a slower pace than the 200 + percent growth rate in the fourth quarter as
starts move steadily toward the annual pace of 350 thousand that we consider sustainable.
Multifamily housing
starts have been generally declining since March, with the three - month
moving average having fallen by 15.0 % over the period.
Multifamily housing (helped both from delays in homebuying brought on by the downturn and from the Echo Boomers
starting to
move into the rental market