Salt Lake City Projected to be 2022 Top Housing Market
The nation's top housing markets are driven by strong local economies, tech sector job growth and affordability, according to realtor.com®'s ...
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Job Growth Appears Slow But Construction Industry Continues to See Progress
While job growth didn't meet expectations in November, the unemployment rate fell to its lowest level since February 2020, according ...
Year-End Outlook: Labor Could Spark ‘Transformational’ Changes
Editor’s Note: RISMedia’s Year-End Outlook series provides an in-depth analysis of the housing market’s leading indicators for economic health, and ...
October Sees Major Job Bump, But Continued Construction Worker Shortages Pose a Challenge
The U.S. job market had a positive October, with nonfarm payrolls rising more than expected and the unemployment rate decreasing ...
Overall Job Growth Disappoints in September, But Construction Is on the Rise
Jobs are on the rise, but September growth was slow—a follow-up to a slow August. According to the latest report ...
Overall Job Growth Disappoints in September, But Construction Is on the Rise
Jobs are on the rise, but September growth was slow—a follow-up to a slow August. According to the latest report ...
End of COVID Unemployment Benefits Could Impact Real Estate
COVID-related unemployment benefits are set to end on Sept. 7, leaving more than 7 million Americans at a crossroads. While ...
Strong Job Growth an Indicator Forbearance Rates Will Decrease
The total number of loans now in forbearance decreased by 7 basis points from 3.47% of servicers’ portfolio volume in ...
Jason Mitchell’s Coaching Tip of The Day
Focus on the seller. This potential $25,000 to first time buyers is not going to help. The problem is inventory–the more homes available, the more pricing stabilizes. Watch this video to learn more.
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