San Francisco is a strong employment center, the epicenter of innovation and venture capital investments. At the same time, San Francisco is still weaker than other large cities on metrics like return-to-office, commercial vacancy rates, tourism, and construction activity. These economic trends have wide-reaching implications, particularly in downtown and surrounding urban neighborhoods.

Join us for a presentation by Ted Egan, San Francisco’s Chief Economist, and Alexander Quinn, JLL’s Director of Research for Northern California, to learn the specifics about San Francisco’s economic trends and potential solutions for current challenges. Sujata Srivastava, SPUR’s Chief Policy Officer, is moderating the discussion.

This event is specially curated for SPUR business members. Please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or visit our Business Membership page for information on how your organization can become a business member and get involved.