Surveillance, on tv and radio, alongside tom keene, and lisa abramowicz. I am jonathan ferro. The equity market on the s p up by 0. 5 . I think we can call this a month to forget. Tom in and a quarter to forget as well. The same tensions we have seen off the week. I will go back to something we said months and months ago. The acclaimed black swan quantitative finance expert, taleb, said the gravity has returned to the market. It was a great september. Jonathan it could stronger in the market. What a range we have seen. The high yesterday 4. 6 861 on the 10year yield. This morning, 4. 54. I am not sure what that is based on. Lisa a maybe we got softer than expected inflation out of europe and very little in japan that did little for the market. I am curious how much we are looking at out of the market. Suddenly bond markets are what issuing showing the volatility normally associated with different asset classes. Tom i dont know what we had in the hd block. I am certain in the first bloc
Reporter with the prosepct of any more, significant rain yet this season fading fast and images reporter like this bone dry groundwater recharge pond here in south san jose likely to linger reporter all summer, the plan is to existing Water Supplies lastlong as possible. Reporter with reservoirs now slightly less than half full and the demand for water expected to increase with warmer weather, the Santa Clara Valley water board is set to call on water retailers and cities to find new ways to use less water. We will present the presentation to the board and it will have the opportunity on tuesday to make a decision curry it valley Water District reporter so the 20 percent goal imposed last summer could rise to 25 or possibly 30 percent reporter this year. That could trigger new, more aggressive Outdoor Watering restrictions or fines for over consumption. Reporter the district is especially concerned about the growing demand on water pumped from the ground. Marty grimes Santa Clara Valle
A renovated University Heights apartment building has been sold for $2.7 million.
Asan Properties, LLC bought the seven-unit building at 4615 Georgia St. from 4615 Georgia St., LLC.
Gabe Candea, principal broker and founder, of Beacon Investment Realty represented both parties.
Built in the 1950’s on a 7,309 square-foot lot, The Spot @ Uni Heights has three two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartments and four one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartments.