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Florida has built 77,000 new homes in high-risk flood areas

Housing Wire

Since 2019, the state of Florida has built more than 77,000 new properties in areas with a high risk of flooding. The construction activity is likely to place the housing industry and its financing partners on a “collision course” with insurers, the outlet said. million built in total in that period, the First Street analysis found.”

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Single-family construction slows across the country in Q2

Housing Wire

It uses county-level data for single and multi-family permits to gauge housing construction growth in both urban and rural metros. The latest HBGI data continue to show a changing geography for home construction,” Robert Dietz , the NAHB’s chief economist, said in a statement. at the end of 2019 to 12% earlier in 2023.

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Apartment Construction Projected to Reach Historic Highs in 2024

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is expected to set new records for apartment construction. By the end of 2024, developers plan to have completed an astounding 518,108 rental units, a startling 30% more than in 2022 and 9% more than in 2023. The overall impact on the number of developers might vary by region,” Ressler said. “In

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Developing a lending strategy for rising mortgage rates

Housing Wire

The gen­er­a­tion made up 38% of home buy­ers in the year that ended July 2019, up from 32% in 2015, ac­cord­ing to the Na­tional As­so­ci­a­tion of Re­al­tors. ”. The post Developing a lending strategy for rising mortgage rates appeared first on HousingWire. To contact the author of this story: Dave Stevens at dave@davidhstevens.com.

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Pressure on lot supply eased last year: Zonda

Housing Wire

The market saw a brief reprieve in lot availability as starts slowed, but the fourth quarter data captures the return of tightening as builders step up construction activity,” Zonda chief economist Ali Wolf said in a statement. “75% For context, new home sales finished the year exactly in line with 2019 levels.

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DataDigest: National rent price growth normalizes, while Austin rents lose steam

Housing Wire

Nationally, multifamily construction has grown at a faster rate than single-family construction. Multifamily completions in December were 47% higher than the 2019 average, according to the latest data available from the U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

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Homebuilders are primed for an even better 2024

Housing Wire

And with the ability to buy down consumers’ mortgage rates while still maintaining double-digit margins, new construction grew to comprise roughly 30% of total housing inventory in 2023, more than double a normal year. Let’s look at the new construction forecast for 2024. million new single-family construction units in 2024.