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Canadian Property Tax Rate Benchmark Report 2024
REALPAC benchmark analysis of property tax rates across Canadian markets, providing comparative data for real estate stakeholders.
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REALPAC benchmark analysis of property tax rates across Canadian markets, providing comparative data for real estate stakeholders.
Aberdeen Investment's monthly macro outlook video examines global growth trends and explores potential market underestimation of risks from oil price volatility and artificial intelligence disruption.
Aberdeen Investments presents multiple macroeconomic scenarios for Q3 2026, including a baseline 'TACOil' scenario featuring de-escalation in US-Iran tensions and continued AI capital expenditure tailwinds, alongside downside risks from energy shocks, AI disruption, and bond market volatility.
Oxford Economics research briefing analyzing household income requirements to afford single-family homes across major U.S. metropolitan areas.
Oxford Economics research models how inflation and bond-yield shocks affect European real estate returns across major cities.
Oxford Economics examines near-term commercial real estate inventory growth trends across US metropolitan markets and their implications for space market fundamentals.
Analysis of how elevated construction costs and geopolitical factors are constraining UK commercial development activity and suppressing land values.
Capital Economics reports on S&P Global/CIPS UK Construction PMI data showing a significant month-on-month decline to 38.2 with a fourth consecutive fall in the future activity index.
Capital Economics analysis of UK commercial property market risks including geopolitical tensions and interest rate impacts on property yields.
Capital Economics reports on the S&P Global/CIPS UK Construction PMI for April, showing a sharp decline in the headline index and elevated input price pressures affecting the commercial property sector.
Analysis of how artificial intelligence will influence commercial real estate demand and returns across sectors, with particular attention to both beneficiaries and challenged property types.
Nonfarm payrolls rose 57,000 jobs in June 2026 with the six-month average reaching 88,000, the highest in two years, while the labor force declined to 169.36 million amid a crackdown on illegal immigration and H-1B visa restrictions, resulting in a historically low 4.19% unemployment rate despite weak job demand. Employment gains across major industries showed healthcare and social assistance adding an average of 50,000 jobs over three months, while financial activities declined by 9,000 monthly on average due to real estate sector weakness, with prime-age labor force participation dropping to 83.3% in June as wage growth at 3.52% year-over-year lagged accelerating inflation at 4.2%.
The U.S. labor market added 57,000 nonfarm payroll jobs in June 2026, the smallest gain since February, with downward revisions of 74,000 jobs to April and May reports indicating weaker underlying hiring momentum than initially reported. Residential construction employment declined 8,600 jobs in June and has shed 48,800 jobs over the past 12 months, marking the sixteenth consecutive month of annual decline, while the construction unemployment rate rose to 6.2%, the highest level since July 2021.
Capital Economics analysis of Q1 RICS survey data showing how geopolitical tension affects occupier and investor sentiment in US commercial real estate markets and capitalization rate expectations.
Analysis of how geopolitical conflict affects commercial real estate through energy costs and household disposable income, with differential sector impacts.
Capital Economics analyzes the geopolitical impact of Iran conflict on residential and commercial property markets globally.
Capital Economics assesses the macroeconomic implications of a potential Iran conflict on global inflation, GDP growth, and central bank policy responses.
Analysis of remote worker migration patterns across 52 US metros, examining how cost of living influences destination attractiveness with Nashville ranked as top draw.
Capital Economics analysis examines how potential energy cost increases from Iran conflict may affect US commercial real estate returns through occupier margin pressure and rental demand impacts.
Analysis of how New York City's proposed property tax increase reflects broader municipal budget pressures affecting major U.S. cities' commercial real estate sectors.
Capital Economics analyzes the ongoing effects of the pandemic on global commercial real estate performance and market differentiation through 2030.
Analysis examining the structural relationship between housing supply constraints and affordability across different price segments in the U.S. residential market.
Capital Economics examines how Hungary's election result may improve investor sentiment and economic prospects with potential positive spillovers to the real estate market.
Capital Economics analysis of global commercial property market dynamics, examining impacts of economic uncertainty and interest rate movements on property activity.
Capital Economics examines the potential impact of AI-driven job displacement on office real estate demand, analyzing exposure by sector and pre-leasing trends.
AEW research perspective on European real estate market resilience amid geopolitical tensions and mid-year market conditions.
AEW research examines elevated transition risk premiums in European real estate driven by higher costs and improved data availability.
AEW provides a mid-year economic and real estate outlook for Europe, assessing market trajectory amid tariff pressures and identifying investment opportunities across regional markets.
AEW's research-based analysis of Asia Pacific real estate market dynamics and investment opportunities across the region.
Research perspective examining the Bank of Japan's policy impact on Japanese real estate markets and investment opportunities.
The median U.S. housing payment posted its first year-over-year increase since October during the four weeks ending June 28 as home prices and mortgage rates rose. Pending home sales crept up 0.4% week over week. We’re taking a break from analysis this week, but please see the tables and charts below for this…
China remains a manufacturing leader, adapting its industrial strategy while other Asian nations find opportunities in complementary sectors. Discover more.
John Burns Research and Consulting examines the factors deterring homebuyer activity in the current market environment.
Analysis of demographic and consumer trends affecting US housing demand and market dynamics.
A housing market recap examining demand cooling, capital deployment patterns, and emerging signals for the residential real estate cycle ahead.
The share of mortgages with below-3% interest rates remained flat at 19.5% in Q1 2026 after declining steadily from a peak of 24.6% in Q1 2021, while combined below-4% mortgages fell only 20 basis points quarter-over-quarter, marking the smallest decline since their share began falling in 2022. The document attributes the stalling unwinding of the "lock-in effect" to homeowners retaining ultra-low mortgages that offer effectively free borrowing in real terms given inflation above 3%, though the stall could represent either a temporary blip or a longer-term freezing of the housing market.
Avison Young examines shifts in South Carolina's employment composition across office-dependent sectors and their implications for the regional office market.
Private residential construction spending reached a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $930.2 billion in May 2026, up 0.3% from April and 1.8% from a year earlier, with remodeling spending driving the increase at 0.9% monthly and 8.1% annually while single-family construction declined 0.1% monthly and 4.0% annually. The data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows multifamily construction spending edged down 0.1% monthly but rose 3.3% year-over-year, and private nonresidential construction spending decreased 0.3% monthly and 6.6% annually, though data center spending continued to grow at 0.6% monthly and 23% year-over-year.
Invesco presents a three-question framework for real estate investors to distinguish material macroeconomic developments from transient market noise.
Invesco examines global commercial real estate performance amid shifting trade patterns, tariffs, and economic growth headwinds, with focus on income-yielding sectors.
Analysis of Federal Reserve monetary policy decisions and their implications for real estate markets following the June FOMC meeting.
Analysis of the geographic expansion of million-dollar starter home markets across U.S. states, examining affordability trends in residential real estate.
Analysis of mortgage denial disparities between Black and White applicants, examining how financial strain correlates with widening approval gaps across demographics.
Zillow Research forecasts shelter component inflation trends and their implications for consumer price indices.
The yen has fallen to a four-decade low of ¥162.8 per US dollar, declining 37% since 2021 and 53% since 2012, while Japanese Government Bond yields have surged to three-decade highs, with the 30-year yield at approximately 3.96% and the 10-year yield at 2.70%. The Bank of Japan's decades-long ultra-loose monetary policy, combined with only modest recent rate increases to 1.0% and quantitative tightening that has reduced its balance sheet by 12.6%, are described as insufficient to stabilize the currency or address resulting import-driven inflation and rising government borrowing costs.
In recognition of National Homeownership Month in June, we surveyed American homeowners about how their homes and neighborhoods make them feel. Most homeowners have warm feelings about their home, with 74% saying their home is a reflection of who they are. The same share, 74%, agreed they would rather be home than…
INREV reports improvement in its consensus sentiment indicator, showing the first positive movement after a three-quarter decline.
INREV reports its Consensus Indicator has declined to 52.2, marking a second consecutive drop, signaling shifting sentiment in European real estate markets.
INREV analysis identifies emerging indicators of recovery across the European real estate market.
INREV briefing on European real estate market performance and investor expectations in the second quarter of 2024.
A monthly economic indicators report providing current data and analysis on macroeconomic conditions relevant to real estate market conditions.
Monthly economic indicators report providing data and analysis on macroeconomic conditions and real estate market drivers.
Quarterly chartbook presenting real estate market data and analysis across sectors and geographies.
RCLCO's December 2025 economic report tracking monthly indicators relevant to real estate market conditions.
RCLCO's monthly economic indicators report for November 2025 tracking macroeconomic trends relevant to real estate market conditions.
RCLCO webinar recording and presentation slides addressing real estate strategy questions from industry professionals.
RCLCO publishes monthly economic indicators tracking macroeconomic conditions relevant to real estate markets.
RCLCO publishes monthly economic indicators tracking macro conditions relevant to real estate market performance.
RCLCO's August 2025 economic report presenting monthly indicators and analysis relevant to real estate market conditions.
RCLCO's July 2025 economic report provides monthly indicators and analysis prepared by the RFA team.