Despite Soft Hiring, Consumer Resiliency Aiding Multifamily and Retail Properties

Rental Demand Shifts into Higher Gear as Inflation Eases, Helping Offset Supply Pressures in Many Markets

Job Growth Hits a Six-Month High, Likely Guiding the Fed Toward a Gradual Path

Homebuying Out of Reach for Many Households Despite Lower Debt Costs

Home Prices and Borrowing Costs Climb, Further Constricting the Market

Demand Hits a First Quarter Record, but New Supply Curbs Vacancy and Rent Progress

Hiring Downshift Paves Way for Interest Rate Stability, Boon for CRE Investment

GDP Reaffirms Resilience in the Economy, Boosts Prospects of a Soft Landing

Sturdy Labor Market Sustains Positive Momentum for Multifamily and Retail

Consumers Tighten Budgets as Student Loan Payments Resume

Bank Closures Could Sway Federal Reserve Decision, Fast Government Response Alleviates Concerns

Fed Continues to Ease Back on Rate Increases to Assess Cumulative Impact

Tuvia Multifamily Memo - December 2022

Structural Inflation Drivers Prompt Rate Hike; Real Estate Capital Markets Responding

Rising Core Inflation Keeps Fed Alert; Food, Fuel Costs Hold CRE Implications

Housing Dynamics Signal Long-Term Tailwinds as Sector Exits Record Demand Stretch

Home Listings Notch 20-Month High, yet Remain Just Half of the Long-Term Average

Rental Demand Cools Off After a Record-Breaking Stretch, but Housing Market Dynamics Indicate Longer

Multiple Real Estate Sectors Poised to Benefit from July’s Inflation Slowdown

Job Creation Jumps in July, Bolstering Economy Against Other Headwinds