Millennials Are Key To Driving The Future
Of Orange County's Economy
Experts say the next recession is not a matter of if, but when.
Eight years since the last recession and with no end of a healthy economy in sight, those in the industry continue to be cautiously optimistic and bullish in the local Orange County and national economy in the short term.
There is one caveat — millennials will be the key to keeping the economy going and growing, commercial real estate experts said at Bisnow's Orange County State of the Market event Jan. 23 at the Hive in Costa Mesa.
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3 Issues The Hospitality Industry Will Tackle In 2018
Demand for hotels is up. International travel to the U.S. is down. Hotel owners are committed to grooming a new generation of workers in the field.
Those were among the hot issues discussed during the Americas Lodging Investment Summit Jan. 22-24 at the JW Marriott in Los Angeles.
The annual conference attracted more than 3,000 attendees from around the world, with panels and experts discussing the state of the hospitality industry, upcoming technology in hotels and other issues.
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Rising Real Estate Costs Are Forcing Life Science Startups To Get Comfortable With Co-Working
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A growing number of women entrepreneurs are starting co-working spaces exclusively for women. Hera Hub founder Felena Hanson said she found women to be underrepresented in the co-working market, and launched Hera Hub to target that demographic. Women-only co-working is here to stay and here are five companies laying the groundwork.
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Once a year, a carefully curated group of commercial real estate's best and brightest converge to build bonds, share experiences and explore conversations beyond the industry.
Welcome to Escape.
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