Jesse SchecknerSeptember 3, 2023
5min0
A recent natural disaster and declining hospitality revenues indicate residents’ general economic positivity will likely change course in the short term.
Tag: Bureau of Economic and Business Research
Jesse SchecknerSeptember 3, 2023
Peter SchorschJuly 12, 2023
5min0
Florida added hundreds of thousands of rental units between 2012 and 2021, but the number of units renting for $1K or less declined.
Drew DixonMay 4, 2021
3min1277
Some Florida consumers are still weary about COVID-19 impacts, but spending confidence is returning.
Drew DixonFebruary 2, 2021
4min988
Floridians remain reluctant to make large purchases.
Drew DixonJuly 7, 2020
3min501
Floridians are feeling better about the economy, but still cautious.
Drew DixonJune 3, 2020
4min633
Protests may cause more damage to businesses.
Staff ReportsJanuary 2, 2020
3min206
The end-of-year measure is up about a point from November.
A.G. GancarskiApril 2, 2019
3min255
"Expectations ... over the next five years showed the greatest decline."
Jacob OglesMarch 13, 2019
5min377
Republicans least likely to blame state for red tide, blue-green algae.
Staff ReportsJanuary 30, 2018
4min264
Consumer sentiment among Floridians starts the year with the highest level in 16 years, increasing 2.3 points in January to 99.8 from the revised December figure of 97.5. These confidence levels have not been observed since March 2002, when consumer sentiment reached 102 points. Among the five components that make up the index, one decreased […]