U.S. GDP rose at an unrevised 2.1% annualized rate last quarter, the Commerce Department reported last week in its third estimate for the April-June period.
Pockets of greater growth, of course, can be found across the country.
All but one market, Hartford (-0.2%), will show positive GDP growth in 2023, according to Oxford Economics, whose stats are cited in a Colliers report. Southern metros and areas with significant tourism are expected to have the healthiest growth: Houston (4.4%), Dallas-Ft. Worth (3.4%) and Nashville (3.2%) lead all U.S. markets.
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