For the complete article see the URL below:
http://www.anderson.ucla.edu/Documents/areas/ctr/ziman/UCLA%20Economic%20Letter_Shulman_12-17-12.pdf
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- David Shulman is a Distinguished Visiting Professor at Baruch College where he mentors students seeking front-office careers on Wall Street, a Senior Economist at the UCLA Anderson Forecast and was a Visiting Professor at the University of Wisconsin. He retired from Lehman Brothers where he was Managing Director and Head REIT analyst. From 2001-04 he was voted on the Institutional Investor All Star Teams including First Team in 2002. Prior to joining Lehman he was a Member at Ulysses Management LLC (1998-99). From 1986-1997 Mr. Shulman was employed by Salomon Brothers Inc in various capacities. He was Director of Real Estate Research from 1987-91 and Chief Equity Strategist from 1992-97. He was widely quoted in print and electronic media and he coined the terms “Goldilocks Economy” and “New Paradigm Economy.” In 1991 he was named a Managing Director and in 1990 he won the first annual Graaskamp Award for Excellence in Real Estate Research from the Pension Real Estate Association. A graduate of Baruch College (1964), Mr. Shulman received his Ph.D. (1975) with a specialization in Finance and a M.B.A. (1966) from the UCLA Graduate School of Management.
Commercial property investment is never an easy avenue to embark in as compared to residential investment. Residential activities happen daily as people move in and out of homes every other day, making residential business prospects higher. Thus, it is not something new when we read of such recession stories of the office space demand crisis. Perhaps commercial property investors should start investing in storage units business which indirectly involves the residential business and stand to gain from a wider revenue channel.
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