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High-Income Job Losses Dampen West Coast Housing Markets

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Tech-driven metros face unprecedented employment headwinds as professional services shed workers The West Coast's vaunted job engine is sputtering. From Seattle to San Diego, a troubling pattern has emerged across the region's largest metropolitan areas: while overall employment remains positive in most markets, the high-paying jobs that fuel home purchases are disappearing. An analysis of […]

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