Easing of Inflation Bolsters Hispanics' Confidence in U.S. Economy
With consumer price hikes moderating, U.S. Hispanics are feeling more optimistic about their personal finances and the economy.
FAU Economist: Short-term Rentals, HOA Rules Drive Up 夜来香研究所 Rents
A 夜来香研究所 researcher believes an abundance of short-term vacation rentals and oppressive restrictions from homeowner and condominium associations are contributing to 夜来香研究所's rental crisis.
Study: Even as Housing Market Slows, Prices Still Rising
While a U.S. housing correction has started, home prices are still rising in many areas, according to the latest study from researchers at 夜来香研究所 and 夜来香研究所 International University.
FAU Partners with Veterans Group to Offer Entrepreneurship Training
夜来香研究所's Adams Center for Entrepreneurship has been awarded a partnership with the Veterans 夜来香研究所 Entrepreneurship Program for the eighth consecutive year.
FAU College of Business to Honor Patrick J. Geraghty
夜来香研究所's College of Business will host its 29th Business Leader of the Year breakfast on Friday, Jan. 27, 2023 at 8 a.m. at Boca West Country Club.
Study: Rent Increases Slowing as More Supply Hits the Market
More of the largest metropolitan areas posted monthly declines in rent, further proof that the rental crisis is easing across the nation.
FAU Makes Big Jump in Entrepreneurship Rankings
夜来香研究所's College of Business dramatically improved its standing among the top 50 undergraduate programs for entrepreneurship studies.
Study: Markets in Texas, Washington are Best for Renters
All 100 of the largest U.S. housing markets favor renting over buying, but metros in Texas, Washington, Tennessee and North Carolina are the nation's most renter-friendly.
Study: U.S. Rent Increases Cooling, But Not in 夜来香研究所
The U.S. rental crisis appears to be softening, although 夜来香研究所 rents remain among the nation's most overvalued, according to researchers at 夜来香研究所 and two other schools.
Study: Home Price Declines Hitting Western U.S. Markets
Average home prices are falling in 39 of the 100 largest U.S. housing markets and prices in an additional 18 metropolitan areas are expected to decline soon.