Union Bank Economist Issues Annual Housing Update for California
March 07 2007 - 10:00AM
Business Wire
Union Bank of California: WHAT: Keitaro Matsuda, senior economist
for Union Bank of California, today released his March 2007
Economic Report focusing on the California economy. This annual
commentary on the state's housing market, titled "What's REALLY
Wrong with the Housing Market?" is part of a monthly series
produced by Matsuda on the California, Pacific Northwest and U.S.
economies. � WHY: The March 2007 Economic Report discusses factors
at play in California's housing market, including: � -- Slowing
rates of home price appreciation � -- A significant rise in
mortgage default notices during the past year � -- Decline in new
home production and the lack of housing affordability in the state
� -- Stability of interest rates and the tight labor market � WHO:
Keitaro Matsuda has served as senior economist for Union Bank of
California since 1997. He monitors economic trends and developments
for Union Bank management and customers. Mr. Matsuda is also a
member of the economic advisory committee of the American Bankers
Association. Union Bank of California, the wholly owned subsidiary
of UnionBanCal Corporation (NYSE:UB), provides a broad range of
financial services to consumers, small businesses, middle market
and large corporations. � AVAILABILITY: The March 2007 Economic
Report is available upon request. � INTERVIEW: Keitaro Matsuda is
available for interviews to share his insights about local, state
and national economies. Please contact Katie Pandes to schedule an
appointment.
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