By Robert Carlsen Though economic activity generated by retirement benefits paid by the California Public Employees Retirement System remained flat compared to the last CalPERS Economic Impact study—$30.4 billion in fiscal 2011-12 vs. $30.9 billion in fiscal 2013-14 — the real estate investment segment is recovering nicely from the economic downturn and getting more investment […]
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