Labor market reports released after the government shutdown present a mixed picture for the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision on December 10. On a positive note, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 119,000 new jobs were added in September on a seasonally adjusted basis, more than double what many economists expected, but there was a downward revision of 33,000 jobs combined for July and August. The unemployment rate was 4.4% in September. It remained low by historical standards, bu...
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Labor market reports released after the government shutdown present a mixed picture for the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision on December 10. On a positive note, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 119,000 new jobs were added in September on a seasonally adjusted basis, more than double what many economists expected, but there was a downward revision of 33,000 jobs combined for July and August. The unemployment rate was 4.4% in September. It remained low by historical standards, bu...
Will AI Slow Demand for Multifamily? – RAOT July 27th 2025
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Will AI Slow Demand for Multifamily? – RAOT July 27th 2025
Ahead of Friday's release of the national jobs report from the BLS, multiple articles this week have focused on AI's impact on the job market, including for recent college graduates. Listen to this week's report for a summary, as well as the latest multifamily results. Explore our webpage for more insights and resources: https://bit.ly/Radix_Website Explore our webpage for more insights and resources: https://bit.ly/Radix_Website
The Radix Review: Multifamily Trends Explained
Labor market reports released after the government shutdown present a mixed picture for the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision on December 10. On a positive note, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 119,000 new jobs were added in September on a seasonally adjusted basis, more than double what many economists expected, but there was a downward revision of 33,000 jobs combined for July and August. The unemployment rate was 4.4% in September. It remained low by historical standards, bu...
