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New-home construction in the United States climbed in September, a sign residential real estate will bolster the world’s largest economy.

Confidence among U.S. homebuilders climbed in October to a 10-year high, a sign demand for housing may remain solid in the months to come.

Construction spending rose 1.1% in October, the Commerce Department reported Dec. 2.

Construction spending fell 0.4% in September, the second straight decline, the Commerce Department reported Nov. 3.

Construction spending dipped 0.8% in August, the Commerce Department reported Oct. 1.

Confidence among U.S. homebuilders rose in September to a nine-year high, showing the industry is gaining ground and will be a source of momentum for the economy.

Construction spending declined 1.8% in July, the biggest downturn in more than three years, Commerce Department reported Aug. 1.

Beginning home construction declined in June to a nine-month low as a record plunge in the South swamped gains in the rest of the U.S.

Construction spending rose 0.2% in April, the Commerce Department reported June 2.

Construction spending rose 0.2% in March, the Commerce Department reported May 1.