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housing start

noun

  1. an instance of beginning the construction of a dwelling.

  2. housing starts, the nationwide number of such instances per period used especially in the U.S. as an indication of economic growth or decline.

    Housing starts were up 600,000 in April.



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He also raised the possibility that more money would be forthcoming, pointing out that last year's initial budget only contained enough for 400 housing starts.

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Meanwhile, the Conservatives, led by Pierre Poilievre, vowed to tie federal funding to housing starts by rewarding cities that build more homes and penalising those that block construction - a carrot-and-stick approach.

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We know that housing starts in the last financial year were less than 135,000.

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That would represent a pullback from November, when housing starts surged by nearly 15% from October to the highest level in six months.

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Single-family housing starts have now risen three months in a row and are outpacing home completions for the first time since the spring of last year.

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