Ever wondered how the sound of construction might actually reveal where the economy is headed?

It’s not just noise. It’s a signal.

Right now, U.S. residential construction on average is still very slow slow.

High mortgage rates are keeping buyers sidelined. And first-time homeowners? They’re still renting for the foreseeable future.

But apparently, there’s a shift happening just under the surface.

Economist Michael Feuz of ITR Economics pointed out something interesting: we’re nearing a turning point.

The housing market, often the economy’s early-warning system, is hinting at a recovery—and it’s happening sooner than most people think.

Of course, when housing bounces back, it doesn’t do it quietly. It drags the rest of the economy along with it.

The big question isn’t if the recovery is coming. It’s what you’re going to do before it arrives.

Because businesses tied to the housing market—construction, real estate, even those selling appliances—will be in one of two places in 2025: scrambling to catch up or ready to meet demand head-on.

I think it’s time to invest in new construction again.

So, what’s your next move?