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GUY KAWASAKI TO SPEAK DURING TECH TUESDAY LUNCHEON
Tech futurist Guy Kawasaki, managing director and chairman
of Garage Technology Ventures, will speak during this year's
Tech Tuesday Luncheon on Oct. 5 in Santa Clara. During "Rules
for the Real Estate Revolutionary," Kawasaki will explain
the rules that make new technologies successful and how to
apply them to a real estate career. Using examples from the
personal computer industry, as well as a broad spectrum of
other business sectors, Kawasaki will explain the 10 things
that a revolutionary must do to succeed in today's business
climate. Kawasaki's current book, "The Art of the Start,"
will be given to each luncheon attendee, compliments of Buyers
Home Warranty Company. The luncheon will take place on Tuesday,
Oct. 5, from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tickets are $45 ($90 with
a spouse) until Oct. 3. On-site tickets will cost $55. To
purchase tickets, call (800) 309-9814.
FREE "LIST MORE, SAVE MORE" EVENT IN ANAHEIM FEATURES
C.A.R. ECONOMIST C.A.R. Vice President and Chief
Economist Leslie Appleton-Young is one of the featured presenters
at "List More, Save More," a free real estate marketing event
Sept. 30 in Anaheim, sponsored by REALTOR.com. Allan Dalton,
president of REALTOR.com, will reveal strategies REALTORS®
can use to develop a successful marketing plan and how REALTORS®
can leverage the Internet to increase market share, production
rates and exposure for their listings. Attendees will receive
a $60 credit toward their e-PRO certification. "List More,
Save More" also will be presented in San Ramon Oct. 20 and
San Jose Oct. 21.
AUGUST HOUSING STARTS INCREASE 10.4 PERCENT Housing
starts were at a seasonably adjusted annual rate of 2.0 million
units in August, 0.6 percent above July's upwardly revised
rate of 1.988 million and up 10.4 percent on a year-to-date
basis, according to a U.S. Dept. of Commerce report released
yesterday. Issuance of total building permits decreased 5.5
percent from the revised July pace to a seasonably adjusted
rate of 1.952 million units in August. Permits are up by 10
percent on a year-to-date basis, according to the report.
"The housing market recently has been buoyed by a healthy
combination of strong demographics, improving employment and
income growth and a downshift in long-term interest rates,"
said NAHB Chief Economist David Seiders. "Naysayers talking
about a housing bubble should look at the fundamentals that
are in place and see that the national housing market is extremely
sound." Construction of new homes and apartments in August
increased across all regions except the West, where construction
fell 4.7 percent compared with July. Construction in the Northeast
increased 6.5 percent, the Midwest increased 4.8 percent and
the South increased 1.0 percent for the month.
Information provided by - C.A.R. Newsline is published by
the CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®, a trade association
representing more than 135,000 REALTORS® statewide
