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San Francisco’s Renaissance: Major Employers Bullish on City’s Future
San Francisco’s major employers are increasingly optimistic about the city’s future, according to leaders who gathered at the “Better Together” event hosted by...
SIOR Northern California Chapter Announces Educational Partnership With The Fisher Center For Real Estate And Urban Economics at The University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, CA December 19, 2017 – Todd Severson, SIOR, president of the Northern California Chapter of the Society of Industrial & Office Realtors®...
Ken Rosen Wary About Possible Impact of Trump on Economy
By Jacob Bourne Just hours before the day of President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration creeps up on the horizon, the Northern California Chapter of...
Ken Rosen on Brexit: Much Ado About Nothing
By Jacob Bourne The United Kingdom is to begin an extended process to leave the European Union membership of nations following a June...
Rosen’s Annual Address Points to Continued Economic Prosperity
In the Bay Area fall can characteristically be marked by the San Francisco Giants’ winning the World Series, beautiful warm days, one large...
UC Berkeley Gets Serious About Its Real Estate
If the surging Bay Area economy is helping improve the mood for East Bay real estate, the imminent transformation of UC Berkeley’s real...
Moderate AND Choppy Economic Recovery Predicted by Ken Rosen
San Francisco – Moderate AND choppy is how noted economist Ken Rosen described the U.S. economic recovery to a group of senior commercial...
Rosen on 2013: U.S. Recovery, Job Creation To Continue Slowly
Page 2 of 2 But he also acknowledged his own mistakes, noting that interest rates have in fact not risen as he has...
Rosen: Slow Recovery, Job Creation
By Sharon Simonson The U.S. economy will grow less than 2 percent this year, a full percentage point below the 50-year average, and...
