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SALEM, OR-The changes, effective before the end of the year, are meant to ensure that cities are putting land inside their boundaries to good use before expanding into farmland.
RENTON, WA-The Cugini family and Vulcan Northwest Inc. are close to a purchase deal for the 20-acre mill property that would put billionaire Paul Allen in control of a large chunk of the city's southeastern waterfront.
GASTONIA, NC-Bureaucrats think they can revitalize private investment interest in this city's commercial side by first relocating government offices to the central business district. The plan would be to buy York Chester Square, a 140,000-sf downtown shopping center, for $3.5 million or $24.30 per sf.
NEW YORK CITY-As the real estate market scrambles to meet the growing demand for space by the technology industry, Eureka Broadband conceives of another way to answer the call.
LINCOLNTON, NC-General Shoelace plans a two-phased, 72,000-sf expansion that will add 70 new jobs to the 190-worker payroll. American Licensed Products Inc. expects to add 100 new jobs by year end.
ARLINGTON, TX-City Council has soundly rejected a zoning change for a proposed 208,000-sf Wal-Mart Supercenter that has sparked a five-month feud as hot as the TX weather. Residents and council are undaunted by threats to reposition the store so economic benefits are reaped by a neighboring municipality.