Industrial Watch: October 5, 2019
“We have had seven consecutive months with an unemployment rate below 4 percent. While employment growth has slowed, the number of unemployed has remained the same. The tight labor market is turning out to be an opportunity for those who have historically found it difficult to obtain a job, such as those without a high-school diploma. This is due to companies being forced to expand hiring criteria due to the surplus of job openings. That being said, an average of 158,000 jobs per month were added this year and the economy remains at full employment.”
-Adam Abushagur
I N D U S T R I A L N E W S
How Far Behind the Business Curve is the CRE Profession?
CoreNet Global – October 2019
The Crowdfunding Revolution Might Never Come To CRE
BISNOW – October 2, 2019
Vision 2020: Navigating Future Trends, Next Decade Opportunities
GlobeSt – October 1, 2019
T E X A S N E W S
CEO of Google visits Dallas, tours local company as he highlights region
Dallas Business Journal – October 4, 2019
Construction Begins on 134K-SF World Houston 44
Connect Media – October 2, 2019
El Paso Business-Cycle Picks Up, Following Decline
Connect Media – October 3, 2019
M I D W E S T N E W S
Lenexa Sticks with Its Vision – And Finds Its Center
Kansas City Business Journal- October 4, 2019
Ohio city is front and center in this KC developer’s growth plans
Kansas City Business Journal- October 4, 2019