The Federal Reserve is working to deter job growth in order to fight rising inflation, but despite a slight September slowdown, hiring remains resilient in the third quarter of the year
Rental demand typically peaks during the third quarter of every year, but an economy rattled by peak inflation is leading to a rise in apartment vacancies
The labor market is cooling off as economic activity slows in response to the Fed's tighter monetary policy, and the total share of unfilled jobs is falling as a result
As 7% mortgage rates make home purchases unaffordable for a growing number of Americans, sellers will soon be forced to slash their asking prices to hold onto waning buyer demand
Elevated borrowing costs are sidelining a growing share of prospective buyers, but today's market players are better protected than they were during the Great Recession over a decade ago