16 Quotes by Jim Wunderman

This is really an emergency system. But we would have the opportunity to enhance everyday service.

There's already been clear motion from housing to equities, but it isn't to the level that we can say it's part of a long-term trend.

As we suspected, that now appears to have been only a momentary shock, and the Bay Area business community expects the region's economy to steadily improve.

Education is critical, We've got to do more and we've got to do it quickly.

The Bay Area's educational performance is showing improvement, but that's not sufficient. We've been handling, to some degree, the growth of the economy through improvements in efficiency, but that may be a slippery slope. There's clearly a need to create a housing economy that can attract more people to the region to satisfy the demands of economic growth.

In some cases they're cashing out, and in some cases they just can't afford to stay.

This is a continued cry for help from the people stuck in traffic each day whose only option is to grip the steering wheel tighter. This is both a state and a regional failure to address the problem. We've really shortchanged infrastructure in the state and in the region over the past decade, and it's taken its toll.