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Construction Sector Sees Housing Starts Rebound in February But Underlying Challenges Persist

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The residential construction sector showed signs of resilience in February as housing starts rebounded sharply following a weather-related setback in January. According to the latest report from Wells Fargo Economics, total housing starts surged 11.2 percent last month, reversing an 11.5 percent decline and indicating that builders were quick to resume activity as conditions improved. […]

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