Topic	Annual Economic Forecast Job Cuts…Bailouts…Stocks Up…Stocks Down…Have we bottomed out yet?? Is there hope in sight?? What will the economy look like in the next year?? Get the answers to these and other questions at NAIOP Colorado’s 2009 Annual Economic Forecast.
Speakers	Mike Englund Principal Director & Chief Economist - Action Economics, LLC Key economic and financial events over the past few months have made a direct impact on both the world-wide and domestic economies. What is the outlook for world and domestic economies over the next 12 to 18 months? Will the global financial markets “unfreeze” in the first year of the Obama administration? How severe is the U.S. recession? Are energy prices stabilizing? How could things get better/worse? Mike Englund, a frequent commentator for CNBC and Business Week, will talk about these and other issues as he shares his insight into the global and domestic economies. Note: If you would like complimentary access, prior to January 13, to Action Economics’ real time, web based trading room commentary product for financial market professionals, please contact mike.englund@actioneconomics.com. Patty Silverstein Chief Consulting Economist of Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation & President, Development Research Partners In light of the global and national economic overview, what are the implications for Colorado and the Denver Metro area? What recent events are noteworthy and how will they affect employment, job growth and economic expansion along the Front Range? What industries are contracting and which are expanding? What industries and employers will likely lead a rebound in the local economies? The answers to these will be discussed by Patty Silverstein, as she examines current and projected growth trends at the state and local level. Tom Thibodeau Global Real Estate & Capital Markets Professor, University of Colorado Given all the forces at work, what are the implications for the state and Front Range real estate markets? How have recent economic conditions affected the residential and commercial markets? Are the markets still retrenching? What are the implications for real estate capital, both on the debt and equity side? Where are investment cap rates and values today relative to the recent past and where are they heading? How will owners of commercial projects refinance debt and will there be significant foreclosures or workouts? Tom Thibodeau will discuss these matters and provide some historical data to help predict the future of the state and regional real estate markets.
Moderator	Chuck Sullivan    Managing Director, North American Operations    ProLogis
Sponsors	Speaker Sponsor    ProLogis Gold Sponsor    The Private Bank Emerald Sponsor    Otten Johnson Robinsno Neff + Ragonetti Ruby Sponsors    Westcore Properties    The Weitz Company Media Sponsor    Colorado Real Estate Journal
Prices	Early Registration On-Site Registration Member $50 $60 Nonmember $90 $110 School Staff $40 $50 Student $20 $25

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