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More Than Half of Multifamily Developers Report Ongoing Delays in Permitting and Starts Due to COVID-19

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Washington, D.C. – More than half (57 percent) of multifamily developer respondents reported construction delays in the jurisdictions where they operate, according to the fourth edition of the National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC) COVID-19 Construction Survey. Of those reporting delays, 83 percent highlighted permitting due to COVID-19, which was virtually unchanged from 85 percent in round three […]

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