Real estate employers added about as many jobs in September as would normally be expected this time of year, despite the market downturn.
Source: Inman News
US hiring remains strong, but other sectors outpace real estate
Published in Agent, broker, hiring, Homebuilder Alliance, homebuilders, jobs report, Joel Kan, Markets & Economy, mortgage bankers association, real estate, Select, staff and U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
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