Single-family starts rose for the seventh consecutive month in November, but at a slower pace. And with production constraints starting to weigh on homebuilder confidence, we think that gains will slow further over the coming months. After a rise of 23% in 2020, we expect single-family starts will see a gain of 3% in 2021, leaving them at around 1.23m annualised by the end of the year.
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