Brokerages and other real estate companies added 6,300 new jobs in March, a rate of payroll growth that exceeded that of the U.S. at large
The prices of shelter, food and electricity rose substantially in January, driving most of the inflation felt throughout the US, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data released Thursday
A new analysis found that owning a median priced home was more affordable than the average rent on a 3-bedroom property in the majority of US counties — except for big cities
Homebuilders and real estate firms posted strong hiring trends even as a federal jobs report came up far short of expectations for November
Builders got a break in August from the price increases of previous months, but the unpredictable swings in costs remained unwelcome
An underwhelming jobs report held optimism for real estate firms, which hired faster in August as the Delta variant slowed recovery elsewhere
Real estate employment numbers continued to rise in early July, but some segments of the industry grew faster than others
Many consumers may not realize it, but they're increasingly competing against institutional investors and contending with soaring building costs
Less populous areas and counties located in the Midwest and South are more likely to have more affordable homebuying than renting options, according to a report from Attom Data Solutions
The real estate sector — which includes rental and leasing — added 8.5K jobs on a seasonally adjusted rate in November and actually lost 3K jobs if unadjusted for seasonality
The unemployment rate fell to 8.4% in August, according to new data released Friday by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Total nonfarm payroll fell by 20.5M in April with heavy losses in leisure and hospitality
Median home prices were still unaffordable for 66 percent of U.S. counties in Q1 2020, but that number decreased from 70.4% in Q4 2019
According to Attom Data Solutions' latest Rental Affordability Report, buying is more affordable than renting for the average wage earner in the majority of U.S. markets, despite home-price growth outpacing wage growth
NAR economist says continuing job gains will increase housing demand, despite low inventory and high mortgage rates