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Interested where and how housing construction is occurring across Australia? The following dashboard illustrates the cumulative growth in houses (as a proportion of population) for every Statistical Area 2 in Australia. You can review a range of census measures for your local area on my dashboard: https://lnkd.in/dPsDfPeB

The construction industry stands at the cusp of transformation, propelled by technological advancements, evolving demographics, and changing work dynamics. In 2024, the landscape of construction recruitment is poised to undergo substantial shifts. Read our latest blog on The Future of Construction Recruitment and the 5 Key Trends to Watch here: https://lnkd.in/eUAp92WN #Construction #Recruitment #Future #Trends

DID YOU KNOW? Data from the census bureau shows that new housing completions were up 15.5% year on year in June, but a 4% year-on-year decline in starts suggest that some builders are putting construction on hold. (FT)

Insights from Brazil's 2022 Census: Santa Catarina's Sanitation in Focus The 2022 Census results from Brazil are out, showing significant findings on sanitation. Santa Catarina stands out, but not for the best reasons. It's below the national average with only 53.5% of its population connected to a sewer network, against a 62.5% national rate. Interestingly, more than half of Santa Catarina's population uses septic tanks, making it unique in Brazil. A total of 57% of residents, or 4.3 million people, depend on this system for waste management. This is a substantial number, especially when you consider that only 32.1% of the state's homes are connected to the general or stormwater sewer system, placing Santa Catarina 16th nationally. If you count homes with septic tanks connected to treated networks, coverage in Santa Catarina goes up to 53.5%. This improves its ranking to ninth among federal units, yet it still trails behind the national average.

Population estimates are available for the nation, states, metropolitan and micropolitan statistical areas, counties, incorporated places and minor civil divisions, and Puerto Rico and its municipios. In addition, housing unit estimates are available for the nation, states and counties.

The NAHB findings draw from the 2023 Survey of Construction (SOC) from the U.S. Census Bureau, which also notes that buildings of more than 20 units took a longer (22 months) time on average to complete: #multfamily #cre #construction #realestate

This is a great conversation, Bill King. If you'd like access to additional resources that will allow you to include adjacencies and/or more detailed demographics in your analysis, we're pleased to provide and share them. What I think you'll find is a disproportionate amount of the population change inside the loop correlates with race and income. For example: The population of the Third Ward in the mid-1960s into the early 1970s was about 30,000. Today, that same geography houses about 11,000. The underlying cause of the loss of population is complex, however, generally speaking, families in the #ThirdWard, as did families in the #FifthWard, sought opportunities and "amenities" aka good schools elsewhere; in other parts of our metropolitan area and beyond. Unfortunately, this "flight" --- especially when combined with a lack of reinvestment in housing --- led to a decline in both the quantity and quality of goods, services, and "amenities" which, of course, led to an acceleration of the "flight" and disincentivized reinvestment. While retaining the historical character and legacy residents of these communities is complicated, with patience, their redevelopment shouldn't be. Concentric Community Advisors [Ref Shima Beni]

The construction industry stands at the cusp of transformation, propelled by technological advancements, evolving demographics, and changing work dynamics. In 2024, the landscape of construction recruitment is poised to undergo substantial shifts. Read our latest blog on The Future of Construction Recruitment and the 5 Key Trends to Watch here: https://lnkd.in/eUAp92WN #Construction #Recruitment #Future #Trends

The construction industry stands at the cusp of transformation, propelled by technological advancements, evolving demographics, and changing work dynamics. In 2024, the landscape of construction recruitment is poised to undergo substantial shifts. Read our latest blog on The Future of Construction Recruitment and the 5 Key Trends to Watch here: https://lnkd.in/eUAp92WN #Construction #Recruitment #Future #Trends

Reaction to May 2024 housing starts release: Better than the headline number seems at first blush. Pro tip: watch change in backlog of SF permitted, but 'not yet started'...its a directionally important number! - Backlogs of units permitted, not yet started grew ~4k (SAAR) (vs +1k prior month). Here is how this works: - the non-seasonally adjusted increase in units permitted, not started was 4.8k. If they had been started as planned, the headline Census SAAR SF starts number would have been +52k HIGHER (since the seasonal factor in May was 10.9x) If/when these units are started, they are reported at a different rate of SAAR starts. For example, below is the incremental impact to Census SF starts headline if they are deferred until: July = +52k SF starts incrementally (SAAR) August = +54k SF starts incrementally (SAAR) September +56k SF starts incrementally (SAAR) October+58k SF starts incrementally (SAAR) November+64k SF starts incrementally (SAAR) As you can see below, the number of deferred, 'not yet started' units is now growing, and cumulative growth in this value typically causes lumpiness in future starts releases. It's a net future positive to further releases. #housing #buildingproducts #forecasting