Housing starts vs Production and nonsupervisory employees in United States
In 2026, housing starts in United States stood at 1,239,000, against 1,187.1 thousand for production and nonsupervisory employees.
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Housing starts and Production and nonsupervisory employees
Unit: count · 6 observations
Estimates are listed as such in the table below No figure published for these periods
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| Indicator | Period | Type | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Housing starts | July 2026 | Actual | 1,239,000 |
| Housing starts | June 2026 | Estimate | 1,415,000 |
| Housing starts | July 2025 | Actual | 1,432,000 |
| Production and nonsupervisory employees | July 2026 | Estimate | 1,191,600 |
| Production and nonsupervisory employees | June 2026 | Actual | 1,187,100 |
| Production and nonsupervisory employees | May 2026 | Actual | 1,169,600 |
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Only one period is published for both series in United States. Comparing anything else would mean comparing different years.
| Period | Housing starts | Production and nonsupervisory employees |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 1,239,000 | 1,187.1 thousand |
Provenance
Where these numbers come from
Housing starts
The seasonally adjusted annual rate of privately-owned housing units on which construction has started.
3 observations in United States · source organisations: Census Bureau
Production and nonsupervisory employees
Total number of production and nonsupervisory workers employed in the industry.
3 observations in United States · source organisations: BLS
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