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December's sales had been forecasted to fall to a pace of 4.4 million units, according to Thomson Reuters.

May's performance largely reflected a 3.1percentt drop in spending on commercial projects, like office buildings and industrial complexes, which fell to a pace of $173 billion, the department said.

Economists had expected overall building permits in May to fall to a 558,000-unit pace.

Economists had expected overall building permits to fall to a 635,000-unit pace last month.

However, council house building fell to a slower pace under the last Labour government than at any time since.

Economists polled by Reuters had expected February sales to fall 4.0 percent to a pace of 5.15 million units from the previously reported 5.36 million unit rate in January.

Economic growth has been slowing since last year, falling to an annual pace of 5.3% in the July to September quarter, and there are hopes a rate cut could help to stimulate the economy.

Policy makers are looking for ways to stimulate economic growth, which fell to an annual pace of 6.9 percent in the three months that ended in September.

Building permits, a sign of future construction, fell to an annual pace of 1.307 million in August, the lowest since 1995, according to Commerce Department figures.

New-vehicle output fell to an annual pace of 12.2 million from 13.1 million in September, accounting for much of October's decreased output.

That message was delivered as the Chinese economy is already slowing considerably; growth has fallen to an annual pace of about 7.5 percent, down from a peak of more than 14 percent in 2007, before the global financial crisis.