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ATLANTA—Consider this: The population change for seniors, who are defined in this context as 55-plus, is higher than the percentage change for the US population.
SAN DIEGO—Positive language that recognizes and appreciates employees can turn a company's culture around and lead it to success, no matter what its size, ARM's Kathy Harmon tells attendees at IREM's Fall Conference here.
LOS ANGELES—Prop 51, a $9 billion public school facility bonds initiative, will bring more educational facilities to the market and modernize outdated ones.
IRVINE, CA—Developing and maintaining a culture that recognizes and rewards employees at all levels is one of the keys to retaining talent in this highly competitive field, R.D. Olson's Bill Wilhelm tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> following the recent lodging conference.
BERKELEY, CA—A decision was rendered for a large-scale development dispute, with opponents challenging the Environmental Impact Report certification for The Residences at Berkeley Plaza, an 18-story mixed-use development.
NEW YORK CITY—Comprised nearly of a full floor, the offering will feature informal meeting space as well as a conference room, wellness classes, games and more.