Article: Housing starts fall again after hopeful rise.

When it comes to hope in the economy, construction figures giveth and taketh away.

Some analysts last month predicted that a market turnaround could be around the comer after it was revealed that U.S. housing starts spiked 22% in February--the first uptick in 8 months. But figures released last week, however, show that the trend did not continue in March.

Privately owned housing starts fell 10.8% to a seasonally adjusted rate of 510,000, according to data by the U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Housing ...

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