Housing starts in England for the first quarter of 2018
were down 8% the same time last year and 3% on the previous three months. New
housebuilding data from the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local
Government show there were 39,350 starts in the three months to the end of
March. There were 38,160 completions in the same period, down 4% on 2017 and 9%
on the previous quarter. These statistics are based largely on data from
warranty providers and are known to underestimate the true figure of
housebuilding. Read more on the Gov UK website.
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