Homeowners inclined to sell would have been better off doing it last spring.
Since June 1, about 351,000 adults in high-income households applied for unemployment insurance, and 72% received them.
The rapid sales come despite the cooling in housing markets from the peak of the pandemic boom.
Women are also more likely to say their business has done better than expected.
It's not just low-income or cash-strapped households who are turning to additional income to help pay the bills.
The latest data suggests that partially empty office towers may remain that way.
The decline in sentiment comes as the Federal Reserve signals it will extend a campaign of rate increases.
The new data also changes the picture of income measured by racial and ethnic groups.
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