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Renters Help Revive Miami by Prashant Gopal Bloomberg Businessweek (06/15/2010)Read on
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Bulls Rule at Multifamily Trends Conference by Chris Wood Multifamily Executive (06/09/2010) Read on [Download Article]
Apartment Leases, Rents Pick Up by Dawn Wotapka The Wall Street Journal (06/16/2010) Read on [Download Article]
Uncertainty Pervades Though Fundamentals Improve by Stacey Corso GlobeSt.com (06/11/2010) Read on [Download Article]
Apartment REITs Scout for Deals on Busted Condos by Dawn Wotapka The Wall Street Journal (03/29/2010) Read on [Download Article]
Benchmark Article by Victoria Battista, Economist Bureau of Labor Statistics, on March 2009 Benchmarks (03/24/2010) Read on
The March 2009 benchmark level for total nonfarm employment is 131,175,000; this figure is 902,000 below the sample-based estimate for March 2009, an adjustment of -0.7 percent. Table 1 shows the total nonfarm percentage benchmark revisions for the past ten years. [Not seasonally adjusted]
The twelve months ending with March 2009 experienced steep declines in employment rarely seen in the U.S. labor market, resulting in an over-the-year decrease in employment of almost 5.8 million, or -4.2 percent, as measured by the universe employment counts from the BLS Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW). As of March 2009, this was the largest 12-month net decline in employment in the history of the CES total nonfarm series, which dates back to 1939. In percentage terms, the -4.2 percent change is the largest negative 12-month percent change since April 1958. While the latest benchmark revision to the CES total nonfarm employment estimates represents the largest divergence between CES and QCEW in many years, CES employment estimates captured 84 percent of the nonfarm payroll decline.
