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1. www.mercurynews.com › 2022/07/03 › rare-vortex-ofRare vortex of economic troubles hits Bay Area residents ...

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   Jul 3, 2022 · From her vantage point at the cashier’s stand in a grocery store in Mountain View, Maria Soria sees firsthand the damage wrought by a rare vortex of economic troubles descending on Bay Area ...

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2. www.economist.com › united-states › 2024/03/31California is gripped by economic problems, with no easy fix

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   Mar 31, 2024 · The state faces three overlapping challenges: rising unemployment, growing fiscal strains and population outflows. All of these should abate over time, but for now they mark out California as a...

3. www.mercurynews.com › 2023/10/23 › san-jose-downtownHope emerges that downtown San Jose economic rebound is underway

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   Oct 23, 2023 · SAN JOSE — Despite persistently high office vacancy rates, new research suggests downtown San Jose has actually posted one of the nation’s strongest rebounds from coronavirus-spawned economic...

4. sanjosespotlight.com › booms-and-busts-siliconBooms and busts: Silicon Valley economy divided - San José ...

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   Feb 14, 2023 · Silicon Valley’s economy is waiting to see how recent changes like remote work culture and the slowdown of pandemic-driven booms in the tech sector play out, according to a new regional report.

5. www.msn.com › en-us › moneyHope emerges that downtown San Jose economic rebound is ... - MSN

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   Oct. 23—SAN JOSE — Despite persistently high office vacancy rates, new research suggests downtown San Jose has actually posted one of the nation's strongest rebounds from...

6. www.mercurynews.com › business › economyBay Area and U.S. economic and financial news | The Mercury News

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   Jun 21, 2024 · The latest news on the Bay Area and U.S. economy, jobs, Wall Street and financial markets from The Mercury News.

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   Why is San Jose so dangerous?

   • Along with the state’s decline in general, San Jose can be noted for being more degenerate and extremist than average with making downtown dirtier and more unsafe, including active pro-homeless and anti-law-enforcement views.

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   Could downtown San Jose escape a 'doom-loop' scenario?

   • Oct. 23—SAN JOSE — New research suggests downtown San Jose has posted one of the nation's strongest rebounds from coronavirus-spawned economic maladies, offering hope the city's urban core can escape a "doom-loop" scenario.

   Hope emerges that downtown San Jose economic rebound is underway

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   Why does San Jose have a low price-to-income ratio?

   • The price-to-income ratio for buying homes is 12 in San Jose and 11.3 in San Francisco, double the national median, according to researchers at Harvard University. The root cause is a lack of new housing. Mr Newsom is well aware of this and has sought to kick-start construction.

   California is gripped by economic problems, with no easy fix

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   Why is there a rise in joblessness in California?

   • On its surface the reason for the rise in joblessness in California is no bad thing: as the aftershocks of the covid pandemic fade away, more people are actively seeking jobs. Until they find work, they show up in official data as unemployed. The deeper problem is that the state does not have enough work for them.

   California is gripped by economic problems, with no easy fix

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8. sanjosespotlight.com › new-report-paints-grimDowntown San Jose economy reeling, report says - San José ...

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   Jun 30, 2022 · The report revealed that downtown sales tax plummeted a whopping 38.5% during the past year, compared to the city average which dropped by only 1%. Parking usage rates and revenue also recovered to only 50%-75% of what they were pre-pandemic, indicating less people coming into downtown.