The Economy Shed 23,000 Jobs. Nine Days Earlier, Three Fed Officials Voted to Raise Rates — the First Triple Dissent in a Decade.

The hawks dissented on inflation the week before the labor data broke against them. The September 16 meeting now has to pick which half of the mandate is lying.

Homeowners Just Hit a Record $18 Trillion in Equity. Foreclosure Starts Just Hit a Six-Year High. Both Numbers Are in the Same Report.

ICE's August Mortgage Monitor describes two different Americas — and the "14-month high" in price growth propping up the first one is mostly a calendar trick.

$1 Trillion in Commercial Real Estate Debt Comes Due This Year. Banks Just Called Their Own Lending Standards "The Easiest Since 2022."

If You're Reading National Rent Data as Good News, You're Not Renting in Phoenix

University Park's Property Tax Bill Went Up 255%. That's Not Why Cook County Fired Its Assessor — It's Why They Didn't Fire Him Sooner.