Slowing job creation and falling workforce participation among young adults are postponing rental demand, but office, retail, and industrial properties show resilience to employment headwinds. A weakening U.S. labor market is reshaping the calculus for commercial real estate investors, with multifamily absorption taking the hardest hit while office, retail, and industrial sectors continue to absorb […]
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