After surging as businesses reopened in June, the Consumer Confidence Index dipped in July as states reinstated some restrictions. The overall index is 92.6, down from 98.3 last month and 132.6 in February.
Read MoreDespite complications from the health crisis, sales of single-family homes are increasing as buyers adapt to new procedures. A greater appreciation for larger living spaces, population migration and historically low mortgage rates are all bolstering demand
Read MoreMay rent collection rates ended the month at 97% up for percent from the numbers we reported during the middle of last month. This high collection rate once again demonstrates that most renters continue to fulfill all rental obligations.
Read MoreThe prospects of acquiring real estate at deeply reduced prices has buyers lining up capital in preparation of a wave of distressed assets becoming available. However, investors may be disappointed…
Read MoreIn contrast to most other employment sectors, the number of courier messengers has not declined since February. Despite numerous health concerns, commerce is continuing to take place, including commercial real estate…
Read MoreJob growth increases as economic restoration continues. The labor market recovered further in June as unemployment fell 220 basis points to 11.1 percent and 4.8 million people returned to work, the largest monthly job gain on record. While the pace of rehabilitation is accelerating…
Read MoreThe global spread of COVID-19 has brought to the forefront questions regarding the future of central business districts. While the proximity to work and play offers convenience to residents…
Read MoreWell-established multifamily fundamentals support a rebound on the horizon. The underlying dynamics of the apartment industry remain sound despite short-term challenges…
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