Category Archives: What’s New

The Sacramento chapter of Lambda Alpha International welcomed roughly 70 of its fellow members — many from other parts of the globe — to the “Sacramento LAI Land Economics Weekend.”   Tim Youmans, EPS Managing Principal and founding partner, was the … Continue reading →

EPS joined staff from the University of California, Office of the President (UCOP), to present its recently completed economic study to the UC Board of Regents at their meeting in San Francisco on Thursday, September 15, 2011. The comprehensive EPS … Continue reading →

EPS principal Dan Guimond chaired a panel titled Arterial Corridors, The Commercial Revitalization Frontier at the Four Corners APA Conference in Santa Fe, NM September 13, 2011. The panel explored the evolution of commercial revitalization from downtowns in the 1980s … Continue reading →

EPS has been retained to work on two Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER) grants, offered by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The prospective projects are located in the City of Denver and Santa Clara County. The firm will be … Continue reading →

This new office will allow EPS to better serve our existing clients and reach out to new clients throughout Southern California. Our new address is at 949 S. Hope Street, at the corner of 9th in downtown Los Angeles. Complete … Continue reading →

EPS Principals Jim Musbach and Teifion Rice-Evans will participate in a panel on Innovation, Economic Development, and Place-making at the California American Planning Association conference in Santa Barbara on September 14, 2011.  The panel will explore recent EPS work on the … Continue reading →

EPS was instrumental in advising the San Francisco Office of Economic and Workforce Development on the fiscal, economic and financing aspects of the 8,000 unit project in the San Francisco Bay.  EPS involvement began in the mid-1990’s, producing the Business … Continue reading →

EPS is evaluating the market feasibility and opportunities for a proposed incubator supporting emerging “cleantech” businesses on property owned by the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency.

EPS is building an interactive model to quantify economic, environmental, and social impacts, (e.g. VMT reductions, waste reductions, energy efficiency) of various sustainable policy directives being considered by the City of San Antonio, TX.

EPS is helping implement a variety of SCS programs pursuant to California Senate Bill 375, including preparing an “SCS Primer” for the cities in this San Francisco Bay Area County under the direction of the regional Transportation Authority.