Article: Housing starts by region. (business currents).

Article: Nationwide housing starts. (business ...
Pool & Spa News;  December 5, 2001 ;     378 words ... ... West dropped the nation's overall housing starts total from 1.57 million units in ... according to the Commerce Department. Housing starts in the West totaled 340,000 units ... had stronger months. In the South, housing starts surged to 744,000 units, up from ...

Article: Nationwide housing starts (in millions of units). ...
Pool & Spa News;  May 10, 2002 ;     342 words ... ... in March. The Commerce Department reported 1.6 million housing starts for March, down from 1.79 million in February. The decrease ... single-month drop in two years, with single-family housing starts falling by 11.4 percent. Despite the decrease, analysts ...

Article: Nationwide housing starts (in million of units). ...
Pool & Spa News;  July 12, 2002 ;     330 words ...U.S. housing starts unexpectedly surged 11.6 percent in May, the biggest monthly percentage gain in nearly seven years, stated the U.S. Commerce ...

Article: Housing starts by region. (business ...
Pool & Spa News;  February 8, 2002 ;     284 words ...Northeast [GRAPHIC OMITTED] South [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Midwest [GRAPHIC OMITTED] West [GRAPHIC OMITTED]

Article: Business currents.
Pool & Spa News;  November 15, 2002 ;     351 words ...Housing Starts by Region (in thousands of units) [GRAPHICS OMITTED] Nationwide Housing Starts Starting a new trend [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Housing starts in September experienced their greatest month-to-month rise since 1986, climbing 13 ...

Article: Media household income. (business currents).
Pool & Spa News;  October 11, 2002 ;     521 words ... ... increases in income, making them more likely pool and spa customers. Nationwide Housing Starts Following a strong pace set in the first half, housing starts slowed 2.2 percent to 1.6 million units in August, according to Commerce. The ...

Article: Whispers.(business currents)
Asset Securitization Report;  December 8, 2003 ;     700+ words ...Bill Bartmann, co-founder of Consumer Financial Services, was found innocent last Wednesday after a four-day jury deliberation, according to published reports. Bartmann had been charged with money laundering and conspiracy to commit fraud. The CFS securitizations - which were backed by charged-off