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United States Construction Spending

Last Release
Nov 2020
Actual
0.9 %
Forecast
0.5 %
Previous
1.3 %
Frequency
Monthly
Units In
%
Next Release
Feb 1, 2021
Time to Release
6 Days 8 Hours
Highest
Lowest
Average
Date Range
Source
5.9 %
Apr 1978
-4.8 %
Feb 1975
0.44 %1964 - 2020U.S. Census Bureau
Construction Spending refers to monthly estimates of the total dollar value of construction work done on new structures or improvements to existing structures for private and public sectors each month in the United States. In 2016, private construction spending accounted for 75 percent of total spending and public for 25 percent. Spending in non-residential construction represented 60 percent of total and residential accounted for 40 percent.

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Indicator
Last
Previous
Min
Max
Unit
Frequency
Range
Building Permits
1,709
Dec 2020
1,635
Nov 2020
513
Mar 2009
2,419
Dec 1972
ThousandMonthly1960 - 2020
Case Shiller Home Price Index
235.77
Oct 2020
232.53
Sep 2020
100
Jan 2000
235.77
Oct 2020
pointsMonthly2000 - 2020
Construction Spending
0.9
Nov 2020
1.3
Oct 2020
-4.8
Feb 1975
5.9
Apr 1978
%Monthly1964 - 2020
Existing Home Sales
6,760
Dec 2020
6,710
Nov 2020
1,370
Mar 1970
7,250
Sep 2005
ThousandMonthly1968 - 2020
Home Ownership Rate
67.4
Sep 2020
67.9
Jun 2020
62.9
Jun 2016
69.2
Dec 2004
%Quarterly1965 - 2020
Housing Index
1.5
Oct 2020
1.7
Sep 2020
-1.8
Nov 2008
1.7
Sep 2020
%Monthly1991 - 2020

Construction Spending across North America

Construction Spending global view
Country
Last
Previous
Min
Max
Unit
Frequency
Range
United States
0.9
Nov 2020
1.3
Oct 2020
-4.8
Feb 1975
5.9
Apr 1978
%Monthly1964 - 2020

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