Southern metros are set to see the greatest benefits from the reindustrialization agenda
Emma Pollard
Our survey of 1,000 senior leaders from the manufacturing, retail, and transportation and logistics sectors shows that improving workflows translates to a range of benefits, from financial gains to improved customer satisfaction and employee productivity.
Diverging fortunes across age and income groups reveal both resilience and fragility in the US consumer outlook.
Explore how shifting supply trends are shaping industrial, office, retail and residential real estate in 42 US metros. Download our infographic today.
In most US metros, a 1% GDP fall lowers capital returns on property by 1.4%-2%.
The near-term surge in inventory growth increases the risk of additional strain on space market fundamentals in certain metros.
Regions such as the South and West will bear the brunt of the drag on consumer spending.
This study, commissioned by General Mills, analyzes the company’s economic impact in the US, including its operations, supply chain, and employment.
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Labor market conditions loosen, prompting an earlier Fed rate cut
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