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Economic Indicators about Construction and New Residential Sales in the U.S., Raemeka Mayo, U.S. Census Bureau

Raemeka Mayo, chief of the Residential Construction Branch, Appeared on C-SPAN's "Washington Journal" on Friday, Oct 26 and Discussed Economic Indicators about Construction and New Residential Sales in the U.S.

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Biography: Raemeka Mayo

PRESENTATION [PDF]

Slide 1: We collect data on: [PDF]	Slide 2: Homeownership Rate in the United States: 1890-2010 [PDF]	Slide 3: Single-family and Multifamily Housing Starts [PDF]	Slide 4: Housing Units Under Construction [PDF]	Slide 5: Percent of U.S. Total Housing Units Authorized by State: 2011 [PDF]
Slide 6: Percent change from 2010 to 2011 in New Housing Units Authorized by State [PDF]	Slide 7: Number of Multifamily Units Authorized by Building Permits [PDF]	Slide 8: New Home Sales and Month's Supply [PDF]	Slide 9: New Home Sales and Existing Home Sales [PDF]	Slide 10: Average Sales Price of New Homes [PDF]
Slide 11: Average Square Footage of New Housing Units Completed [PDF]	Slide 12: Bedrooms for New Single-family Houses Completed [PDF]	Slide 13: Multifamily Units Started by Intended Use [PDF]	Slide 14: Private and Public Construction Spending [PDF]	Slide 15: Private Residential and Nonresidential Construction Spending [PDF]
Slide 16: Selected Nonresidential Categories [PDF]

Source of Information:
New Residential Sales  
New Residential Construction  
Characteristics of New Housing
Construction Spending
Economic Indicators
Press Release - New Residential Construction
Press Release - News Residential Sales
Press Release - Construction Spending

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