Where Did Etiquette Go?
Common etiquette, at least what I have learned and practiced, has certainly evolved in ways that are very different today. “Please” and “thank you” have…
Common etiquette, at least what I have learned and practiced, has certainly evolved in ways that are very different today. “Please” and “thank you” have…
The ongoing tradition of making a list of positive changes you want to implement in your life in a new year can actually be productive….
Having been in the commercial real estate business since 1984, I have experienced three boom and bust cycles throughout my career. The beginning of the…
In a new book by Enrico Moretti, “The New Geography of Jobs,” Moretti provides a deep dive where job opportunities are and why that is…
One of the most active industrial markets in the country can be found in Chicago. Commercial Real Estate properties there can easily make $300,000 –…
San Francisco’s Mayor, Ed Lee, just announced a $10.1 billion city budget, with increased spending to address homelessness. The two-year budget proposal, which includes a…
Asking our government to be proactive may seem like a long shot, but the City leaders across the country need to understand the impact of…
Amazon continues to take center stage in retail thanks to a variety of things they’ve done right– great customer service, competitive pricing, unbeatable product mix, reliable…
In 1981, President Reagan took office on a program of heavy domestic spending and fixing international trade disparities that were threatening American jobs. The economic…
On the heels of the recent tragic Oakland fire, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors is working to protect our artist community by preventing enforced…