Labor Market Stabilizes Despite Pressures—But Real Estate Needs More
The United States added 115,000 jobs in April, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, significantly beating analysts' expectations as ...
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While Jobs Rebound in March, Real Estate Economists Advise Caution
In a rebound from February’s downcast numbers, a report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics on April 3 showed the ...
Econ Review: A Look at March’s Key Market Data
Editor’s note: Econ Review is a roundup of the month’s housing and economic market data reports. The housing market is ...
Jobs Report Sees ‘Modest’ Improvement, With 2026 Rate Cuts in Flux
On the heels of the decision from the Federal Reserve’s Open Market Committee (FOMC) to hold interest rates steady, the ...
Middling Jobs Report Offers Little Insight on 2026 Housing Market
In a Jan. 9 report on job growth from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), U.S. employers added 50,000 jobs ...
Fed’s Waller Offers Sobering Look Into Why People Aren’t Buying Homes
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller argued at a Yale University CEO Summit today that the central bank should press forward ...
November Jobs Report Reveals Highest Unemployment Rate Since Sept. 2021
The labor market continued to see growth in November, although with little net change since April, and the unemployment rate ...
Consumer Sentiment: Americans Remain ‘Frustrated’ Even With Shutdown Over
While the uncertainty of the government shutdown is now more than a week behind us, consumer outlook on the economy ...
Upbeat Jobs Report for September; Unemployment Edges Higher
In a delayed report on job growth from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) on Nov. 20, U.S. employers added ...
Fed Governor Says Tariffs Are ‘Propping Up’ Inflation
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook pointed to tariffs as the cause of a recent rise in inflation data during a ...
3 Ways to Reclaim Your Work-Life Balance
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