Category: MidwestBusiness Data
February, 2021 National map detailing unemployment rates from all population centers.
Individual investors pull back from trading after a high-volume 2020 and first half Q1, 2021. Data includes equity purchases, option contracts, and website traffic by major trading platforms.
As gasoline prices steadily creep up, here’s a five-year review of cost change. Data includes demand ups and downs.
Multigenerational housing is on the rise. Here are the contributing facts including up-to-date, nationwide sales data on existing single family homes.
Home mortgage rates begin to rise. Here’s a look forward and look back at loan origination comparison as well as number of people eligible to access a mortgage depending where the rate stands.
As Investors of all sizes increase rental home buying looking for larger returns, here’s the data that supports the strategy.
Columbus, Ohio grows finance, professional, and services sector employment at a faster rate compared to the U.S. as a whole
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and Columbus all recording lowest unemployment compared to major U.S. cities normally holding that title.
State-by-State breakdown of current minimum wages and each state’s share of the median wage if the federal minimum wage is set at $15.00 an hour.
STATE 2021 MINIMUM WAGE $15 AN HOUR AS A SHARE OF MEDIAN WAGE Alabama $7.25 89.66% Alaska $10.34 64.27% Arizona $12.15 81.26% Arkansas $11.00 94.70% California … Continue reading State-by-State breakdown of current minimum wages and each state’s share of the median wage if the federal minimum wage is set at $15.00 an hour.
2015-end of year 2020 U.S. consumer spending vs personal income comparison.
