In its most current analysis, the Federal Reserve Board said commercial real estate market conditions have held steady or improved in nearly all 12 of its districts in recent weeks.
According to the Fed's Beige Book released Wednesday, on the residential side, all of the districts cited increases in home sales, home prices or housing construction. Reports on commercial real estate markets were also generally positive, the report showed.
Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Dallas, Kansas City, Minneapolis, New York, Philadelphia, Richmond, Va., San Francisco and St. Louis make up the Fed's12 districts.
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