Inland Empire Economic Forecast Conference - May 19, 2009!

A quick reminder for the Beacon Economics 2009 Inland Empire Economic Forecast Conference next Tuesday, May 19th, at the University of Redlands campus. Want to sign up? Click here.

Email us at info@metrointel.com for the special discount code you can use to save money on admission! MetroIntelligence Real Estate Advisors has written the real estate sections (residential and commercial) which appear in the 100+ page book that's given out to all conference attendees.

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2009 Inland Empire Economic Forecast Conference University of Redlands 1200 East Colton Avenue Orton Center Redlands, California Tuesday, May 19, 2009 Registration and Breakfast 8:00 AM Program: 8:30-11:00 AM Recession or Depression in 2009? How bad is it really going to get? On Tuesday, May 19, 2009 Beacon Economics joins with The University of Redlands to host their third annual Inland Empire Economic Forecast Event. Featured Speakers Christopher Thornberg Founding Principal Beacon Economics Brad Kemp Director, Regional Studies Beacon Economics Stuart Dorsey President University of Redlands Johannes Moenius Associate Professor University of Redlands Inland Empire: Current and Emerging Issues Panel Jim Brulte Principal California Strategies LLC John Husing Vice President Economics and Politics Inc. John Rossi General Manager Western Municipal Water District

Register now and receive: Special recession pricing: $75 until May 15, after which: $100 2009 Inland Empire Economic Forecast Book 1 year of quarterly updates to the Inland Empire forecast 1 year subscription to The Beacon, our new quarterly national and state forecast report Get answers to 2009's burning questions... Are fears of depression realistic or just hype? Will the Federal stimulus plan help? Will California be the first or last to emerge from the darkness? Rocked by foreclosures, where is the Inland Empire housing market headed in 2009? All conference attendees receive Beacon's new Inland Empire Economic Forecast Book - an unprecedented overview of the region's current economic conditions and analysis of what the near future holds.