U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Jerome Powell
Capital Markets  ·  Policy
National

Powell Hints Fed Won’t Lower Interest Rates Until Late This Year

By Nick Trombola
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Prices climbed 0.4 percent in March, the same as in February, according to a new monthly report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Research & Analysis
National

Housing Drives Much of the Inflation Increase in March

By Nick Trombola
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An apartment for rent sign is posted in South Pasadena, California.
Development  ·  Policy
New York

Rent, Mortgage Were Americans’ Fastest Rising Costs Over the Past Year

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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Tenement building facades in Chinatown on Aug. 29, 2016 in New York City.
New York City

Inflation Eases to 5 Percent in March But Housing Costs Continue to Keep It High

By Celia Young
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A Now Hiring sign hangs in front of a Winn-Dixie grocery store on December 03, 2021 in Miami, Florida.
National

U.S. Gains 236,000 Jobs in March as Real Estate Sees Losses

By Celia Young
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The national unemployment rate is slowly declining.
National

U.S. Unemployment Drops to Lowest Since 1969 as Hospitality Leads Hiring Surge

By Celia Young
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New York City from helicopter point of view. Brooklyn, Manhattan and Williamsburg Bridges with Manhattan skyscrapers on a cloudy day.
Research & Analysis
Washington DC

Feds Build New Index to Track Rent Inflation For New Renters

By Chava Gourarie
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New York City's job gains outpaced the nation's this month, in a moment of consistent job growth for the tristate area.
Development  ·  Policy
New York City

NYC’s Job Market Now Stronger Than National Average

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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People eat at a restaurant in Hudson Yards' Spanish Market, Mercado Little Spain, on May 12, 2022 in New York City.
New York City

U.S. Continues to Add Jobs in June, Despite Recession Fears

By Celia Young
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Gas prices are displayed at a Brooklyn station on June 1, 2022 in New York City.
National

Gas and Food Prices Push Inflation to 8.6 Percent in May, Highest Level Since 1981

By Celia Young
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A slow recovery is predicted for New York City construction.
Development  ·  Construction
New York City

Even in 2020, Construction Was NYC’s Deadliest Industry

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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A crane at a construction site.
Development  ·  Policy
New York

Despite Pandemic Shutdowns, Construction Fatality Rate Increased in New York: Report

By Mark Hallum
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The national unemployment rate is slowly declining.
National

US Jobs Count Jumps Behind Gains in Leisure and Hospitality: Report 

By Anna Staropoli
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Employment rates across New York City have declined over the past year.
New York City

Leisure and Hospitality Industry Bore the Biggest Brunt of NYC Pandemic Unemployment

By Anna Staropoli
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Now hiring sign
New York City

US Added 850K Jobs in June, Shooting Past Economists’ Expectations

By Nicholas Rizzi
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A "help wanted" sign hangs on a window of a restaurant in Miami, Florida.
National

US Added 266K Jobs in April, a Dramatic Slowdown From March Growth

By Celia Young
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As CMBS stares down a turbulent end to 2020 in retail and hospitality and an uncertain 2021, the sector's resilience and newfound flexibility has cast it in a new light.
Finance  ·  CMBS
National

Let the CMBS Sunshine In: The Sector’s Resilience Has Shined as Pressures Mount to Close 2020

By Mack Burke
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