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The November Hot Sheet

INSIDE THE NOVEMBER HOT SHEET The sharp rise in multi-family construction underscores the power of regulatory reform. Legislation encouraging homeownership, including cost protections for new-home buyers, will continue to be the top priority for Minnesota’s housing industry.” – Bob Michels, Housing First Minnesota President DOWNLOAD THE NOVEMBER HOT…

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Twin Cities Homebuilders Increase Townhome Production

Roseville, Minn. (Oct. 26, 2017) – Multi-family construction spiked upwards from this time last year, with 670 permitted units, up 69 percent from October of last year. So far, this year townhome units have increased by 65 percent, but still only make up 6 percent of new residential construction. The number…

Posted in Housing First Minnesota News, Market Information | Tagged: Permit Data, Residential Building Permits, Twin Cities Building Stats, Twin Cities Housing Market

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Twin Cities Residential Construction Permits Remains At 10-Year High

Coming off its best summer since 2006, the Twin Cities saw continued growth in new home permits in September. The number of residential building permits pulled in September soared 14.25 percent to 601 units compared to 526 in 2016. In September, the number of single-family permits rose 10 percent, with…

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Twin Cities Single-Family Construction Rises in August

The Twin Cities saw an uptick in new home permits in August, following a slight dip in July. The number of single-family permits pulled this month grew 17 percent compared to August 2016. Multifamily construction saw a decrease from this time last year, with 400 permitted units, down 9 percent…

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The August Hot Sheet

INSIDE THE AUGUST HOT SHEET “Builders would like nothing more than to construct more affordable homes, but there are several factors pushing against market-based affordable housing including regulations and the increasing labor shortage.” – David Siegel, Housing First Minnesota Executive Director DOWNLOAD THE AUGUST HOT SHEET  …

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Twin Cities Single-Family Construction Dips Slightly in July

After several months of increased growth, single-family construction slowed slightly in July. The number of single-family permits pulled for the month dipped by five percent compared to July 2016. Multifamily construction saw little change from this time last year with 664 permitted units, up 3 percent from July last year. According to data…

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Twin Cities Residential Construction Permits Hit 10-Year High

Roseville, MN – Single-family construction surged ahead in June with a total of 612 permitted units. The last time Twin Cities home builders pulled more than 600 permits in a single month was in January of 2006. Multifamily construction slowed slightly in June with 385 permitted units. Town home construction…

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