HUMANITYVECTOR

US residential construction spending

Observed

Value of residential construction put in place in the United States, public and private, at a seasonally adjusted annual rate.

Ingestedfrom Federal Reserve Bank of St. LouisfreshJSON export
Current value, World
no observations ingested yet
Geography
World (WLD)
Observation date
none
Unit
millions of dollars, seasonally adjusted annual rate
Frequency
monthly
Ingested
never
1-year changeno observations ingested yet
10-year trendno observations ingested yet
Historical series

US residential construction spending, World

Observed
No observations ingested yet for World.
1 geographies have observations for this metric
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, FRED economic data (API), series TLRESCONS
Definition

What this measures

Total construction spending: residential, from the Census Bureau's Construction Spending (Value of Construction Put in Place) survey, distributed through FRED as TLRESCONS. Monthly, millions of dollars, seasonally adjusted annual rate.

Direction
contextual, not scored
Geography level
country
Slug
us-residential-construction-spending
Infrastructure & Logistics

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Provenance and methodologysource, series, ingestion, revisions
Classification
Observedpublished by the cited source, ingested without transformation
Source organization
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, FRED economic data (API)
Series ID
TLRESCONSlast fetch: ok
Source links
License and attribution
License review required
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, FRED. Individual series carry their own originating-source license.
Last source update
2026-09-01 09:18:26-05(source revision label as published by the provider)
Last ingestion
last successful runfresh
Last run
success2026-09-07 10:04 UTC
Parser version
fred-api/1.0.0
Methodology version
1.0
Quality and confidence
Revised for the previous two months and at the annual revision.
Ingestion rejects values outside 0 to 100,000,000 millions of dollars, seasonally adjusted annual rate.
Revisions
no observations ingested yet