Attom Data Solution’s Q3 Home Sales Report is one of those drill-downs that offers some context to everything you think you know about the local housing market. For instance: Owners in the three-county Johnson City Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) who… Read More ›
For the second time this year there were more non-farm jobs in the Tri-Cities than they were during pre-recession benchmark and the region remains at full-employment status. Preliminary, non-adjusted data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show 204,600 nonfarm jobs… Read More ›
Last year was a good year for the Johnson City Metropolitan Statistical Area’s (MSA) economy. But a drill-down on the three-county metro area’s principal city shows some red flags of change from 2016 and patterns that don’t parallel with metro… Read More ›
Last year was the best economy the Tri-Cities has seen in five years. It was the first year since 2012 when the seven-county area posted real economic growth from the previous year. With that said, 2017’s real total economic output… Read More ›
The recently released American Community Survey (ACS) census data pointed to 2017 as a growth year for the Tri-Cities. A separate report from the Bureau of Economic Analysis shows the region saw real economic growth – breaking four years of… Read More ›
Johnson City’s metro area saw its best year-over-year sales tax collection performance in August, but Kingsport-Bristol continued its Tri-Cities growth and market share dominance year-to-date. Seasonally adjusted returns show the Johnson City’s Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) collections were 2.9% better… Read More ›
Sullivan County’s home affordability index decreased for the second quarter this year to an 11-year low. The opposite was the case in Washington County during Q3. That county’s weaker wage growth and a decline in the median home price was… Read More ›
