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LEESBURG, VA—With Virginia's economic development fund reportedly low in cash, Loudoun County economic development officials are considering a plan to ramp up their local incentive funding.
PHILADELPHIA, PA— Mitchell M. Roschelle, national business leader, Real Estate Business Advisory Services for PriceWaterHouseCoopers, will present PWC's Emerging Trends in Real Estate at The Urban Land Institute Philadelphia's 15th annual Emerging Trends Conference on November 21. The program takes place at 7:30 a.m. at the Union League of Philadelphia.
WASHINGTON, DC—Mayor-elect Muriel Bowser has received praise from the business community for her work to bring new project to her district as a member of the D.C. Council. In 2015, the real estate community is hopeful she can jumpstart development initiatives citywide.
TRENTON, NJ—The state's Economic Development Authority approved an incentive package totaling $107 million for Lockheed Martin's proposed project in Camden.
SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ—Terreno Realty Corp. reports it has executed a lease extension with a leading home improvement specialty retailer for 192,000 square feet of industrial space at the 130 Interstate property here.
CHICAGO—In this <B>UPDATE</B>, the company has made its first big Chicago-area buy and plans to make about $750 million in investments over the next few years.
RED BANK, NJ—West Side Lofts, a luxury rental apartment development in the borough's Arts and Antiques District, is now leasing units to the public. An advance leasing for VIP registrants that started three weeks ago has already rented 25 percent of the units, according to owners Woodmont Properties and its partner Metrovation.
TRENTON, NJ–New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney on Monday announced a 15-year package of tax and funding proposals he said would bring financial stability to Atlantic City and position the city for future economic opportunities.