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Wells Fargo: Revised GDP Data Shows U.S. Economy Growing at 3.8% in Second Quarter
Upward revisions in consumer spending and business investment point to resilience as durable goods orders extend momentum into Q3 The U.S. economic picture...
California Home Prices to Hit Record $905,000 in 2026 Despite Slow Recovery
Forecast predicts a 2 percent sales increase and a 3.6 percent price growth for 2026, but challenges remain California’s beleaguered housing market is...
CBRE Panel Discussion: Fed Rate Cut Sparks Commercial Real Estate Revival
By The Registry Staff The Federal Reserve’s newly approved 25 basis point – or a quarter of a percentage point – rate cut...
Report: Manufacturing Shows Signs of Life in August Amid Broader Industrial Weakness
Despite modest gains, Wells Fargo Economics warn that concentrated growth and policy uncertainty could limit expansion through year-end The U.S. manufacturing sector is...
Apartment Rent Surge Cools, Giving Fed Room to Maneuver on Interest Rates
Multifamily housing market shifts from inflation driver to potential policy relief as new supply wave dampens rent growth The Federal Reserve may have...
Report: Fed Poised for September Rate Cut as Labor Market Shows Signs of Weakness
The Federal Reserve appears all but certain to cut interest rates at its September meeting after a string of weak labor market indicators...
Industrial Real Estate Market Hits Historic Slump as Tariff Uncertainty Takes Toll
Warehouse demand shrinks for first time in 15 years as trade policy anxiety and economic headwinds converge The U.S. industrial real estate market...
The Great Hiring Freeze: U.S. Labor Market Hits the Brakes as Fed Faces Policy Dilemma
The American job machine that powered the economy through four years of defying recession predictions has suddenly downshifted into first gear. August employment...
Report: Private Construction Spending Tumbles as Public Projects Defy Interest Rate Pressure
The construction industry’s struggle with elevated interest rates deepened in July, as overall spending declined 0.1 percent for the month and fell 2.8...
Consumer Spending Shows Resilience Despite Warning Signs
American consumers continued to open their wallets in July, driving real consumer spending up 0.3 percent for the month—the strongest showing since March’s...
Report: Job Market Worries Weigh on Consumer Confidence Despite Optimism Ahead
American consumers are sending mixed signals about the economy’s direction, with confidence levels stuck in a holding pattern that reflects growing unease about...
New Home Sales Decline as Builders Grapple with Rising Inventory and Affordability Crisis
The American housing market is facing mounting pressure as new home sales declined 0.6 percent in July to an annualized pace of 652,000...
