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Continuation of Pessimism Isn't Grounded

LOS ANGELES—According to one expert on the industry leader's panel at RealShare Los Angeles, “the notion that the US economy was out of the game is always wrong.”

By Natalie Dolce | Updated on March 26, 2014

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LOS ANGELES—With the amount of money the government was putting into the economy, it was inevitable that things would recover. We have regained 8 million jobs added since the bottom of the recession and the continuation of the pessimism and uncertainty isn’t really grounded. That is according to Hessam Nadji, SVP and chief strategy officer of Marcus & Millichap.

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