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Accounttech Index Reports: Labor and Non-Wage Expenses October 2025
October 2025 data shows real estate firms cut labor costs to 5.3% of income and improve non-wage expenses versus 2024, signaling strategic cost discipline.
- In October 2025, real estate firms cut labor costs to 5.3% of income, down from September and year‑ago levels, while wages per agent also fell month over month, AccountTECH reported.
- Management teams are optimizing headcount and expenses as real estate firms reshape cost structures to meet year‑end performance planning, with industry guidance on non‑wage expense thresholds over 10%.
- Firms reduced non‑productive headcount, which raised non‑wage expenses per agent despite tighter control over controllable and operational spending in October.
- Strategic cost cuts are improving efficiency while preserving productivity, as real estate firms use operational efficiency measures to respond to industry expense indices .
- Historically unprofitable firms are actively trimming expenses, with full‑year labor‑cost trends showing sustained improvement and longer‑term staffing and compensation strategies.
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October 2025 Index Data Signals Stronger Operational Efficiency
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Total News Sources36
Leaning Left4Leaning Right5Center11Last UpdatedBias Distribution55% Center
Bias Distribution
- 55% of the sources are Center
55% Center
L 20%
C 55%
R 25%
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