Great Recession's Ghost: How Construction Worker Exodus Still Haunts Housing Market
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A decade after the 2008 housing crash, regions hit hardest by the Great Recession face 17-20% fewer construction workers and significantly reduced housing production. This lasting workforce decline continues to restrict housing supply and drive up costs nationwide, despite strong demand.
US Labor Market Shows Resilience Despite Regional Layoffs
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The US job market maintains stability with low overall layoffs, despite localized adjustments like the announced 121-worker reduction at Colorado's Brown Brothers Resources. The pattern indicates a gradual cooling rather than sharp decline, with job openings still available across industries.