A high priced home sits for sale near St. Charles, Illinois September 24, 2009. Despite some signs that the worst of the U.S. residential housing crisis may be over, many wealthy homeowners are still being squeezed by the combination of weak home prices and the stock market crash. | REUTERS/John Gress
Real Estate

Real Estate Counselors Say Suspended Mobility Challenges Markets

In this photo taken Thursday, June 4, 2020, a pedestrian wearing a mask walks past reader board advertising a job opening for a remodeling company, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
United States

Rebound (Rebote), by Isaac Cohen (Opinion)

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. | Photo: AP
United States

Three scenarios (Tres escenarios), by Isaac Cohen (Opinion)

LGBT home-buyers and renters must pay a premium to live in states, cities and counties that offer legal protection from discrimination. Photo: Shutterstock
United States

LGBT Home Buyers May Be Priced Out of Areas With Legal Protections From Discrimination

Concepto de seguro de bienes raíces. | Photo: 123rf.com
Money

Rental market: Renters Managing Debt Responsibly Despite Rising Financial Hardship

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Chambers

426 Chambers and Associations Join U.S. Chamber’s Equality of Opportunity Initiative

NJ Chamber President and CEO Tom Bracken and Senior Executive Vice President Michael Egenton urge legislators to take a common sense approach on minimum wage increases, as labor union members look on. Their testimony came during a State House Committee meeting on Jan. 24, 2019.
Chambers

The N.J. Chamber of Commerce Joins National Initiative to Address Inequality of Opportunity

NAR Identifies Top 10 Housing Markets for Millennials During the Pandemic. | Photo: Shutterstock
Real Estate

NAR Identifies Top 10 Housing Markets for Millennials During the Pandemic

U.S. Chamber of Commerce President Suzanne Clark launches Project GO on October 22 in Washington, D.C. Photo by Ian Wagreich / © U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chambers

U.S. Chamber Launches National Initiative to Address Inequality of Opportunity

More than 40 million US workers have lost their jobs since the pandemic's arrival, but the pace of layoffs is slowing. | AFP/File / Johannes EISELE
Politics

US layoffs exceed 40 million but some are returning to work

FILE- In this April 10, 2020 file photo a woman wearing a face mask sure to CVID-19 concerns walks along the Jersey City waterfront with the New York City skyline in the background. (AP Photo/John Minchillo File)
United States

More Than 8 Million U.S. Workers Live in Cities, But Don’t Work There

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