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I'm at CoStar too and can confirm that feeling. We've definitely seen a shift in how approvals are being handled, and there's a lot more scrutiny on any new expenditures. It feels like a deliberate tightening of the belt, even if official communication downplays it. It's definitely noticeable, especially compared to the last couple of years where spending was more open. Hoping it's just a seasonal thing or a response to broader economic uncertainty, but it's hard not to feel a bit of unease.
Interesting to hear you say that. I'm in a different division at CoStar, but I've also observed a more cautious approach from leadership. Project timelines are being stretched, and there's a definite emphasis on efficiency and ROI for everything. While the company has always been about smart business, this feels like a step up in conservatism. I've chalked it up to market fluctuations and a need to be extra strategic, but your post makes me wonder if it's more systemic across the board. Good to know I'm not alone in noticing.