FINANCIAL MARKETS & ELECTION UPDATE
Research
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Despite Soft Hiring, Consumer Resiliency Aiding Multifamily and Retail Properties
Sector’s Strength Coincides With Monetary Policy Shift That Could Prove Vital toConsumer Spending, Investment Activity and Retailer Demand.
Job Growth Hits a Six-Month High, Likely Guiding the Fed Toward a Gradual Path
Long-Awaited Cut Has Positive Implications for Commercial Real Estate and Consumers.
Eases in Pricing and Hiring Pressures Pave Way for First Steps Toward Lower Rates
Joblessness pulled back for the first time since March
Discounts, Dining and Groceries Help Boost Sales to All-Time High
Rising Joblessness Puts Pressure on theFed to Stay on Course for a Soft Landing
Soft Landing Outlook Gains FurtherCredence from GDP, Aiding Real Estate.
Consumer Resiliency Apparent Despite Pullback in Discretionary Spending
Inflation readings heighten probability of rate cut.
Employment data lend credence to 2024 rate cut possibility.
Retail Retains Status as the Least Vacant Property Sector as Strong Fundamentals and Consumer Resiliency Help Brace Against Potential Headwinds
Office Performance Remains Fragmented,Driven by a Variety of Company Approaches to Office Usage
Inflation readings for April were cooler, which might help ease concerns about the economy re-accelerating too quickly.
Benefits of net-lease investment outweigh hurdles.
May 2024 Special Report
Unexpected Jump in Prices May Push Rate Cut Timeline
Immigration, Federal Aid Key Drivers Behind March’s Strong Hiring