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Housing Starts Inch Higher in April, But Permits Signal Continued Weakness in Construction Outlook

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Residential construction activity in the United States showed a modest gain in April, with total housing starts rising 1.6 percent, according to a new report from Wells Fargo Economics. The increase offers a temporary reprieve from March’s sharp decline but masks deeper concerns for the sector, particularly in the face of a significant drop in […]

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