Both multifamily and single-family starts dropped in March from their February levels, according to the seasonally adjusted annual rates calculated in the U.S. Census Bureau’s latest data release. Multifamily dived 20.8% and single family 12.4%.

However, on an annual basis their paths diverged. The 290,000 multifamily units started in March were 43.7% fewer year-over-year. Meanwhile, the 1,022 million single-family homes started in March – though fewer than the previous month – represented a 21.2% increase over March 2023, RealPage reported.


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