Property industries added 2,400 positions in July – vs. an average 6,800 hires on average.
Southern California’s real estate weakness is showing up in a slower hiring pace.
Still, look at the property game’s slowdown this way and, remember, real estate’s share of local official employment was 10% in July. Real estate work grew locally by 7,000 positions over 12 months, a 0.9% gain. But at the same time, Southern California’s non-real estate jobs were up 163,400 over 12 months for a 2.3% gain.When you peek inside Southern California’s real estate-related employment niches, construction is the star as the region rushes to add housing supply and fix bumpy roads.
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