The ongoing series will cover issues related to the high cost of living in the Bay Area and includes content from all KQED News properties.
KQED News is proud to announce a new series “Priced Out” launching with Forum with Michael Krasny starting tomorrow, Thursday, October 31, at 10am on KQED Public Radio 88.5 FM. The ongoing series will cover issues related to the high cost of living in the Bay Area. For content from all KQED News properties, including Forum, The California Report, KQED NEWSROOM, News Fix and The Lowdown, please visit kqed.org/pricedout.
The first Forum segment will discuss “Coping with the Bay Area’s Soaring Housing Costs.” The discussion will focus on at what’s driving the market, what it means for the region and what to expect in the short and long term. Confirmed guests include Carolyn Said, San Francisco Chronicle reporter, and Jed Kolko, chief economist for online real estate market Trulia. Listeners will be able to join the conversation by calling in at 866.SF.FORUM (866.733.6786), by emailing forum@kqed.org or via Forum’s popular social media channels (Facebook and Twitter). Forum airs 9am-11am every weekday on KQED Public Radio 88.5 FM. For more information on Forum and to listen live, please visit kqed.org/forum.
Two other Forum segments are confirmed with many more in the works: “In San Francisco, Growing Concern over Evictions” on Friday, November 8, and “What is Gentrification?” on Monday, November 11.
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