January 14 event will give forecasts for national and regional sectors
Wondering what the economy will bring in 2005? A group of experts will
present the real estate and economic forecast for the upcoming year in
an event at Grand Valley State University on January 14.
Dr. Hari Singh, chair of Seidman College of Business' economics
department, will present his annual economic forecast for West Michigan
-- a forecast that has become a much-anticipated annual benchmark of the
local market. Copies of Singh's results are available by calling Brian
J. Bowe at (616) 331-2222 or e-mailing [email protected].
Other forecasts offered will include the office, retail, industrial and
Lakeshore markets. Speakers include Duke Suwyn, president and CEO of
Grubb & Ellis/Paramount and Robert Bach, national director of market
analysis for Grubb & Ellis Co. The event will feature a series of
breakout sessions further exploring specific markets, immediately
following the main presentation.
MEDIA NOTES:
The presentation is Friday, January 14 at 8 a.m. in the Loosemore
Auditorium of Grand Valley State University's Pew Grand Rapids Campus,
401 W. Fulton St. Media coverage is encouraged. Parking is available in
the Dash Lot at the corner of Winter and Pearl streets or in the Watson
Lot at the corner of Watson and Winter streets. A mult box will be
available for broadcast media.
The event is presented by Grand Valley State University's Seidman
College of Business and Grubb & Ellis/Paramount.
Media Advisory: 2005 Economic Outlook Revealed
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