From Impact News, January 15, 2009...
Local economist Angelos Angelou, founder of Austin-based AngelouEconomics, presented projections at the Angelou Annual Economic Forecast Event on Jan. 15 that Austin will see slow job growth but also opportunities as Central Texas continues to fare better than the rest of the nation.
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Austin outlook: A rocky year ahead
From statesman, January 16, 2009...
Economist Angelos Angelou on Thursday painted a picture of Austin in 2009 that doesn't look pretty: anemic job growth, falling average wages and retail sales, and sharply rising vacancy rates for commercial real estate and apartments.
It was one of the gloomiest Austin forecasts that Angelou has given in 25 years.
But, bad as it is, he said that Austin will look good this year compared with the rest of the country.
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Economist Angelos Angelou on Thursday painted a picture of Austin in 2009 that doesn't look pretty: anemic job growth, falling average wages and retail sales, and sharply rising vacancy rates for commercial real estate and apartments.
It was one of the gloomiest Austin forecasts that Angelou has given in 25 years.
But, bad as it is, he said that Austin will look good this year compared with the rest of the country.
Read more...
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