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All Eyes on Fed as Home Construction Rebounds in February

by George Goss | Mar 24, 2016 | Housing

By George Goss @GeorgeGoss4 New home construction jumped 5.2 percent, wiping out the previous two months’ decline, an encouraging sign for an economic recovery threatened by turmoil in global markets. Housing Starts (in thousands) In another good sign for housing, the...

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