Housing starts rose in September to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 658,000 units, reports the Commerce Department. The fastest pace in 17 months, the tally represents a 15 percent increase from new projects in August. Apartments accounted for most of the gain, although single-family home construction rose slightly. Building permits, meanwhile, declined to the lowest level in five months. | Read More
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