November 2018 housing starts up over 0.4% over 2017
Privately-owned housing building permits up 5% from October, and up 0.4% year-to-year. You can download a PDF of the full monthly report from the US Census by clicking here.Read more
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CCIM 4Q18 Real Estate Insights Report: CRE finance disruption: Deja Vu or Something New?
Recessions and CREF disruptions create new demands on technology and data analytics. Read the full report here.Read more
September 2018 housing starts up over 3.7% over 2017
Privately-owned housing building permits down 0.6% from August, but up 3.7% year-to-year. You can download a PDF of the full monthly report from the US Census by clicking here.Read more
April 2018 housing starts up over 7.7% over 2017
Privately-owned housing building permits down 1.8% over March, but up 7.7% year-to-year. You can download a PDF of the full monthly report from the US Census by clicking here.Read more
March 2018 housing starts up over 10.9% over 2017
Building permits are up 7.5% and housing completions are 1.9% above this time last year. You can download a PDF of the full monthly report from the US CensusRead more
CCIM Commercial Real Estate Insights 1Q18
Get key ideas and data on the commercial RE industry, including information on Amazon’s HQ2! Click on the link to download the PDF 1Q18 CCIM CRE InsightsRead more
CCIM Commercial Invest Real Estate January/February 2018 issue
You can view a PDF of the current issue here: Commercial Investment Real Estate January/February 2018 IssueRead more
September declines blamed on hurricanes in the South
Unemployment dropped to 4.2% in September, but a sharp decline in food services and drinking places is being blamed on Hurricanes Irma and Harvey. To see the full report,Read more
August jobless rate little changed at 4.4% nationwide
Gains occurred in manufacturing, construction, services, health care, and mining. To see the full report, click here.Read more
Housing prices rising twice as fast as wages – then there’s Seattle
Will home buyers pay less in 2019? Read the full article at zerohedge.comRead more