The latest jobless numbers show US unemployment is holding steady at a very low 3.6%. In real estate, this situation may offer a slight counter trend to rising rates and inflation
Employers in the real estate sector expanded their workforces by nearly 1% in February, roughly doubling the national job growth pace
Homebuilders and real estate firms posted strong hiring trends even as a federal jobs report came up far short of expectations for November
Employers in real estate and residential construction grew workforces by 0.2% on a seasonally adjusted basis, according to Department of Labor survey out Friday
Real estate employment numbers continued to rise in early July, but some segments of the industry grew faster than others
The industry saw a healthy increase in jobs in March, following a tougher month of 4,500 job losses. The US as a whole also saw its greatest number of job gains since August
Initial jobless claims for the week ending March 27 rose to 719,000, a number that surpassed the pre-coronavirus record, just one week after filings hit a pandemic low
The number of total unemployment claims last week reached 1.1M, an increase of 231,335 from the previous week, according to the US Department of Labor
More than 15M Americans have filed for unemployment insurance since states began issuing stay-at-home orders
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The figure released Thursday comes on the heels of the US Senate passing expanded unemployment insurance
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February marks biggest employment boost since July 2016