Delayed September Jobs Report Shows 119,000 New Hirings as ‘Stale’ Data Is Finally Released After Government Shutdown
The U.S. economy added 119,000 jobs in September, exceeding economists' expectations, even as summer payrolls were revised down, according to a report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics that was released nearly seven weeks late due to the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. Meanwhile, the
FHFA Is Weighing 3 ‘New’ Mortgage Options for Homebuyers, but Which One Actually Helps Homebuyers the Most?
For nearly a century, the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage has defined the American housing market. More than 90% of mortgage holders have one, and for decades, it has worked. House hunters could lock in stable payments, refinance when rates fell, and build equity over time. But the 30-year mortgage is a
Buyer Satisfaction Among New Homeowners Is Growing, but This Generation Feels the Most Remorse
Buyer satisfaction among homebuyers has improved over the last two years as the housing market's slower pace has given house hunters more time to plan for homeownership. In 2025, nearly 4 in 10 homebuyers (37%) said they did not experience regret over their purchase, up from 31% in 2023, according
‘The Real Estate Commission’ Star Todd J. Drowlette Reveals ‘Million-Dollar View’ That Sold Him on Upstate New York Retreat
Commercial real estate investor Todd J. Drowlette has brokered boatloads of deals with major corporations, including Starbucks and Dunkin', but when it came to signing on the dotted line for his own property purchase, "The Real Estate Commission" star was swayed by something far more important than
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