Federal Open Market Committee
Fed Makes 1st Rate Cut of 2025, More to Come
How will this long-awaited move impact CRE? Experts weigh in.
Fed Holds Steady—for Now
The central bank has paused its interest rate hikes, though its war on inflation is far from over.
Rate Hikes Are Back After Brief Pause
Fed chair Jerome Powell pointed to encouraging economic data but did not rule out more increases this year.
Fed Pauses on Raising Interest Rates, For Now
More increases could be ahead later this year, according to the central bank.
Fed Debuts 10th Rate Hike, Signals Potential Shift
The Federal Reserve will determine next steps “meeting by meeting,” Chairman Jerome Powell said on Wednesday.
Economy Watch: More Rate Hikes Likely This Year
The Federal Reserve announced its plans for “gradual” interest rate increases due to the strength of the U.S. economy, according to the recently released Federal Open Market Committee meeting minutes.
Economy Watch: Architecture Billings Growth Modest in February
The news from the AIA comes as the Federal Open Market Committee raised interest rates, effectively increasing the cost of money.
Income to Drive Near-Term Returns
As we enter the later stages of the cycle and capital appreciation declines, investors will rely on income to provide stability, argues Situs RERC President Ken Riggs.
Economy Watch Weekly: Slowdown in New Rental Housing Growth Likely
Despite signs of continued growth in the U.S. economy, certain real estate sectors—particularly multifamily—are showing signs of deceleration. Economy Editor Dees Stribling discusses the recent Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies report on the topic.
Economy Watch: Rate Hike Signals Fed’s Upbeat Outlook
The Federal Reserve’s decision to raise interest rates was driven by its positive view of the U.S. labor market and overall economic growth, according to the Federal Open Market Committee’s latest meeting report.
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