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PODCAST: Economy Watch Weekly with Dees Stribling
For the week ending June 10, the economy is winded in all kinds of ways; oil prices are on the rise, partly due to OPEC’s recent meeting; and Congress continues to play chicken with the deficit. At least U.S. household net worth is up.
MHN TV: California’s Segmented CRE Recovery
Chris Cooper, CEO of the Charles Dunn Company, speaks on the segmented nature of California’s recovery, gives his outlook for the remainder of 2011, and expresses concern over corporations learning to make do with less. This interview took place at the CoreNet Global Summit in Chicago this May.
PODCAST: Economy Watch Weekly with Dees Stribling
For the week ending June 3, employment was weak, housing prices down–this is no way to start the summer.
MHN TV: San Bernardino Industrial Market Alive and Well
Kelly Reenders, deputy director for the County of San Bernardino Economic Development Agency, discusses how the San Bernardino industrial market is making a comeback. Transport convenience has played a large role in the recently flurry of transactions.
PODCAST: Economy Watch Weekly with Dees Stribling
For the week ending May 27, U.S. GDP growth has been anemic so far this year; home sales are still bumping along the bottom; and Chrysler has paid off its bailout balance.
PODCAST: Economy Watch Weekly with Dees Stribling
For the week ending May 20, home sales were down, but so were foreclosures. And foreign buyers are showing more interest in the U.S. residential housing market.
PODCAST: Economy Watch Weekly with Dees Stribling
For the week ending May 13, home prices continued to slip-slide away, and Congress seems to be playing a game of chicken with the debt ceiling.
MHN TV: Mel Gamzon’s Seniors Report (1Q11)
Longtime seniors housing expert Mel Gamzon offers insights into the seniors housing market as the first Baby Boomers turn 65. His seniors housing report is a quarterly feature on CPE TV and MHN TV.
PODCAST: Economy Watch Weekly with Dees Stribling
The week ending May 6 was a good one for the economy, considering all the jobs added in April and all the money consumers spent at retail establishments.
PODCAST: Economy Watch Weekly with Dees Stribling
For the week ending April 29, a number of factors have dragged down GDP growth, and government budgets are in the doldrums, but positive factors like inventory investment and exports helped counter the down notes.