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2026-07 · U.S. Census Bureau

New Residential Construction

One workspace for briefing, official publication status, market reaction, and comparable historical outcomes.

Scheduled
Aug 18 · 12:30:00 PM UTC
Published
Not reported
Available
Oct 1 · 7:02:35 PM UTC
63752.6 min after schedule (fallback basis)
Market clock
Scheduled time
New York sessions

Before release

Release Briefing

Housing starts and permits show the rate-sensitive housing cycle and future construction activity.

Analysis componentOpen five-year indicator analysis
Event value
1,309 thousand units
Housing Starts
Current / event regime
Not available
Awaiting sufficient history
Historical percentile
100th percentile
Quintile 5 · five years
Revision reliability
Unavailable
No stored revision history

Relevant market exposures

At release

Release Monitor

IndicatorActualPrior initialPrior revisedRelease move
Housing StartsLevel · Official1,309 thousand units1,439 thousand units—-130 thousand units
Building PermitsLevel · Official1,433 thousand units1,374 thousand units—+59 thousand units

“Release move” is initial minus the revised prior when available, otherwise initial minus the prior print. It is not a consensus surprise.

After release

Market Reaction

S&P 500 and Nasdaq cumulative returns from the last regular close before publication to the +1D, +5D, and +1M trading sessions.

Benchmark+1D+5D+1M
S&P 500 Index-0.69%-1.19%-2.5%
Nasdaq Composite-1.33%-2.49%-2.5%

Regime + percentile matched

Historical Analogues

Low-sample analogue history · 0 evaluated

Analogues will appear once the selected component has enough prior releases in the same as-of regime and percentile quintile.

Stored release examples

No earlier event snapshots are stored for this release family yet.

Aggregate outcomes use only earlier releases of the selected component with the same as-of-release regime and five-year percentile quintile. The target event is excluded and pending trading horizons remain unavailable until enough closes exist.