2019 is the year of the tech unicorn IPO. Thus far, Lyft (LYFT), Pinterest (PINS), and Zoom (ZM) have completed an IPO so far, with Uber, Airbnb, Slack, and others expected to hit the market later this year. We can learn a lot about which companies have the most upside by looking at the factors […]
In California, when it rains, it pours. At least, that seems to be the case when it comes to the flood of parking reforms taking place across the state. The most recent example comes from San Diego, where this week, the city council passed a new parking reform package that eliminated parking requirements for sites located within 1/2-mile of […]
Recent buzz about Jeff Bezos is that his jump from ecommerce to brick and mortar with the Whole Foods acquisition may be the first step of additional real estate-related deals. There is no question that Amazon is a disruptive force for brick and mortar retailers and owners of retail real estate. A force less discussed […]
The latest Gallup report on the American Workplace details how more than half of employees (51%) are searching for new jobs or keeping an eye out for employment openings. I’ve personally always been a strong believer that for sustaining success, building loyalty with employees is the most important part of our business plans. The reason […]
(REAL ESTATE WEEKLY) – As alternative forms of transportation like ride-sharing and autonomous vehicles gather steam, experts say adjacent industries like commercial and residential parking are safe, at least for now. According to Andrea Cross, Americas head of office research for CBRE, even in the face of technology and market disruptors like Uber and Lyft, […]
WALNUT CREEK — Although a new, private parking garage at the Walnut Creek BART station isn’t slated to open until early 2019, don’t count on getting a spot at the often-crowded station — the monthly spaces are already sold out. […] After the garage opens some time in early 2019 — representatives did not cite […]
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This article actually echos a statement made a few weeks ago. Full employment may be great for the country, but difficult on employers. As employers be prepared in 2019 for stiff competition to hire quality people. The pickings will get even slimmer. Employers will consider opening foreign offices. Companies will invest more in technology. Amazon could force […]
With 2018 coming to a close, and mixed signals coming from economic indicators, it is a good time to plan for investing towards 2019 strategies. Most importantly, since many people are evaluating where to spend their time, and money, towards investment opportunities it makes sense to prioritize your investing options. I’ll provide my Top 4 […]
Dow ends volatile November with more than 150-point rally on hopes of a US-China trade deal at G-20 Source
