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US Housing Starts Unexpectedly Decline on Multifamily Projects

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 17 September 2026, 12:35 UTC By Michael Sasso and Julia Fanzeres 1 min read
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New US residential construction declined unexpectedly in August to one of the weakest paces since the pandemic, reflecting a plunge in starts of multifamily units.

New US residential construction declined unexpectedly in August to one of the weakest paces since the pandemic, reflecting a plunge in starts of multifamily units.
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