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June Unemployment Figures Reveal Silver Lining
With 4.8 million jobs added in June, unemployment fell to 11.1 percent. A breakdown of metro- and state-level data, however, offers a more nuanced view.
Tallying Up the Difference in New York
Following the Fed’s two emergency rate cuts, mortgage originations spiked. However, the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic have begun to manifest in other ways.
Q&A With CBRE’s Brian Stoffers
CBRE’s global president of Debt & Structured Finance weighs in on the capital markets’ current environment and recent actions by the Fed.
Fed Slashes Rates Again as Coronavirus Pressure Mounts
The central bank is set to keep rates close to zero until the economy shakes off the effects of the outbreak.
Fed Cuts Interest Rates as Virus Impact Spreads
The Federal Reserve joined the real estate industry in bracing for the COVID-19 crisis.
Few Economists See Downturn Despite Waning Growth Outlook
Most participants at the National Association of Business Economists meeting in Denver were sanguine about the prospects for the U.S. economy.
Fed Cuts Interest Rates for Second Time in 7 Weeks
The central bank announced the decision following weeks of pressure from the Trump administration.
What the Inverted Yield Curve Means for CRE
Recession fears loom with investors piling into long-term government bonds, but the implications for commercial property are a mixed bag.
Federal Reserve Cuts Rates for 1st Time Since Recession
The quarter-point decrease is an attempt to boost lagging growth. Will it help or harm commercial real estate?
Industry Watches as Fed Says No Rate Cut—For Now
The Federal Reserve opened the door to an easing of monetary policy next month, which is good news and bad news for real estate investors.
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