The Playbook for Recovery

Washington focuses on small businesses as they navigate the entrepreneurial playing field.

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SITE VISIT

SITE VISIT From Site Selection magazine, March 2008 Nuclear Future Means Growth Today in Chattanooga T Richard Pangrazzi (inset) U.S. director of marketing for Alstom Global Power Sales, says picking Chattanooga was a matter of optimum market reach, existing river piers and heavy-duty lifting capability and the heavy lifting executed by supportive community officials. by […]

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Evolving Incentives For Today’s Priorities

Incentives are being pulled in new directions to advance economic development priorities.

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Look What We Found

P&G discovers more than water, wood and workforce at its biggest global plant in Pennsylvania.

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New Facilities 1990 (Charts), page 4

From Site Selection magazine, February 1991 New Facilities 1990 Continue to next page | Site Selection Online ©1991 Conway Data, Inc. All rights reserved. SiteNet data is from many sources and is not warranted to be accurate or current.

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Pay As You Go

Paradigm shifts are a dime a dozen. But the leaders of Aligned Data Centers say this one’s for real.

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STATISTICAL PROFILE

Texas By the Numbers

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If You Believe

Theme park designer ITEC Entertainment is the ultimate show runner, bringing its proven brand of storytelling to the exploding universe of mixed-use destinations.

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“If everything is so good, why do we feel so bad?” was the working title of a presentation made at a recent gathering of the Counselors of Real Estate (CRE), a Chicago-based association of corporate real estate consultants. The presenter was Phil Ward, senior managing director, real estate investments, at CIGNA Investment Management, Hartford, Conn. […]

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INDUSTRIAL HEMP: There’s Life Beyond CBD

Idaho’s innovative Hempitecture isn’t just blowing smoke.

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Medical Device Momentum

Indiana’s life sciences sector experienced a robust 2010 with companies committing to create more than 4,000 jobs, the highest annual figure in several years.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: NEW YORK

JULY 2006 New Technology Changing New York State (cover) Chenango County, New York High Tech’s New Home for Innovation TCN Worldwide Request Information SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION NEW YORK Venture capital, R&D centers, new tax policies alter the economic landscape of the Empire State. Joining Bausch & Lomb Chairman and CEO Ronald Zarrella, at the podium, for […]

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SPECIAL REPORT: INFLATION BUSTERS: Would You Put Your HQ Here?

A detailed report presents the most cost-effective locations in the U.S. for manufacturing projects and corporate headquarters projects.

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SITE DEVELOPMENT: How Kentucky Expedites Speed to Market

The first round of KPDI was so successful that the state doubled down on its investment to help communities prepare more sites for development.

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The Headquarters Of Headquarters

When Caterpillar announced publicly last year that it was moving its corporate headquarters operations from Illinois to Texas, the world took notice.

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Editor’s View: Best Business Climates This Year, And What’s On the Horizon

Editor in Chief Mark Arend reflects on the business climate rankings, Opportunity Zones and incentives reform.

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The Midwest FinTech Epicenter

Chicago has long been home to key commodities exchanges and leading financial institutions. Now, it’s also home to a slew of new fintech companies. 

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Follow the Leader

Malaysia has long been a haven for high-tech companies, with several maintaining operations there for decades. They are staying in Malaysia to take advantage of the country’s forward-thinking approach to keeping these companies from relocating elsewhere in the region.

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Site Development: A Bedrock Principle

A Bedrock Principle

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A State of Nostalgia Opens Its Arms to All

Quality of Life: A State of Nostalgia Opens Its Arms to All

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China at a Tipping Point

Tractus Asia’s John Evans breaks down China’s current economics and their influence on location choice.

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IDRC Abstracts

Abstracts of major presentations of the International Development Research Council (IDRC), the world’s pre-eminent corporate real estate association. “Leveraging Technologies in an Internetworked Economy,”    Seattle World Congress, May 14, 2001:         “The power of the chip has doubled about every 18 months,” said Robert J. Herbold, executive vice president and chief […]

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Tales and Trails

From genealogy to health and wellness, Oklahoma is luring visitors for unique reasons.

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I – 5 CORRIDOR: Put a Lid On It

In Seattle, it’s time to put a lid on things to reconnect people and places.

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The Ultimate Ground Game

How Ohio followed a fundamental plan to build a true macropolitan economy.

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Editor’s View: The Older the Better, Site Selection Magazine, November 2003

by MARK AREND A ge is a state of mind, say those who take in stride turning, say, 40, 50 or 60. Trying to dodge the inevitable is futile.         In the publishing business, we look forward to such milestones, and the bigger the birthday, the better. Longevity, especially in larger measures, […]

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Site Selection: Congratulations on your new assignment at Cushman & Wakefield. How do you envision your role and that of the new Advisory Services unit going forward? Arnold C. Thomas: Advisory Services is a function that has been ongoing at several Cushman & Wakefield offices in the U.S. But the firm did not have an […]

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Family Ties

Family Ties: North America’s easternmost corner aligns its assets and its megaprojects.

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Minority Report: Atlanta

Black perspectives on economic development, technology and startups in the city too busy to hate.

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Stability Boosts Nebraska Life Sciences

If all you know about Nebraska is that cattle is our biggest industry — we lead the nation in commercial red meat production — or if your knowledge relates only to the Huskers’ chase for the college football championship every year, then you may be startled to learn that the bioscience industry is one of Nebraska’s fastest growing industries.

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Geared for What’s Next

"Since Northwest Georgia is our home, it matters a lot to us to expand here.”

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License Reform Removes Barriers for Employment

Last summer, Missouri Gov. Mike Parson began removing barriers to employment by signing a bill that expanded licensing reciprocity in the state. House Bill 2046 allows workers licensed in others states to be licensed in Missouri and work in the state. Before the bill’s signing, Missouri only allowed license reciprocity if the license was awarded in […]

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From Strategy to Success

Dallas snares a major win months after launching a campaign to attract more biotech companies.

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Ready for Takeoff

In Maryland, the time is right for drones.

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Investment Prevails Despite ‘Time of Turbulence’

Switzerland, Austria and Germany have retained their rankings in the World Economic Forum’s third annual Travel & Tourism Competitiveness Index.

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New Governor, New Agenda

But no less of a focus on being the top state business climate. Watch for information technology to play a critical role in boosting rural Georgia — and the state’s reputation as a business location worldwide.

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Montana: Livingston, I Presume

Film production projects keep discovering the Big Sky State, including a new complex in the same town where Edison made the first Montana film 127 years ago.

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Ontario Vintner: ‘Biodynamic’ Is Better

Better Vines. Better Wines. Better World. So reads the description of the biodynamic farming methods in place at Southbrook Vineyard

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A CLEAN JOBS SWEEP

Prioritizing the future of clean energy resources attracts innovation and investment to the Land of Lincoln.

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Peter Beattie: Queensland’s Persistent Premier Lands Virgin, Red Hat HQs

Queensland Premier Peter Beattie is on intimate terms with persistence. Just ask Richard Branson. Branson recently announced that he was shopping for an Australian headquarters site. But the Virgin Atlantic chairman already had a location short list that was truly short: It included only Sydney and Melbourne, Australia’s two largest, best known cities. Faced with […]

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PNK GROUP: A New Generation of Industrial Buildings

PNK Group’s commitment to optimizing processes transforms potentially stressful projects into successful, hassle-free experiences.

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SITE VISIT

SITE VISIT From Site Selection magazine, March 2008 Nuclear Future Means Growth Today in Chattanooga T Richard Pangrazzi (inset) U.S. director of marketing for Alstom Global Power Sales, says picking Chattanooga was a matter of optimum market reach, existing river piers and heavy-duty lifting capability and the heavy lifting executed by supportive community officials. by […]

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Through the Roof

E-Commerce Means More Roofs On the Way to Accommodate New Jersey Demand

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IOWA: Data Center Central

Projects in Greater Des Moines and Cedar Rapids show why the state is becoming data center central.

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Location Neutral Jobs On the Horizon

Colorado encourages job creation, talent attraction across the state with new rural development incentives.

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Tech Toolbox: Facilitating Manufacturing

American Industries uses an integrated workplace management system to manage its vast portfolio.

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Add EV Production to Mississippi’s Automotive Industry Prowess

Mississippi added itself to the list of states producing electric vehicles (EVs) in February.

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Tarsands Testimonial

Economist Thomas Faranda, in a spring 2011 talk before the Industrial Asset Management Council, called Canada a sleeping giant, albeit one that’s about to wake up. And its alarm clock is perched on its Western half.

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Destination Europe: Getting E-Noticed, Site Selection Magazine, September 2002

G etting e-noticed involves far more than simply replicating your organization’s brochures online. Economic development agencies in Europe ? that might previously have sat back and let their regions’ charms speak for themselves ? are increasingly adopting a far more polished approach. This might not necessarily involve investment in all-singing, all-dancing flash-enabled Web sites, but […]

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Transmission for the Transition

CBRE says these markets are focused on how to provide renewable energy for data centers. Plus, we list top global territories for recent data center development.

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Lucent Technologies’ ‘Project Atlas’ Sets Workplace Standard

At its best, corporate real estate is like Atlas, the mythical Greek god who bore the heavens: Top-flight real estate shoulders strategy. Appropriately, Lucent Technologies’ workplace strategy is dubbed “Project Atlas.” Led by Lucent’s real estate group, Project Atlas is a dramatic, five-year workplace transformation now under way for 24,000 key R&D employees located in […]

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FOOD AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS: A Preference For Farm-to-Table

From high-grade beef cattle to award winning wines, Texas grows food and beverage products to satisfy every palate.

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Action and Reaction

Facility reuse, flexible production, consolidation and creative financing solutions characterized the Top Deals of 2010, chosen by Site Selection editors based on scale of capital investment and job creation, creativity in negotiations and incentives, regional economic impact, competition for the project and speed to market.

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Telling the Distribution Center Story

It's a fact. Communities would rather have manufacturers and corporate headquarters than distribution centers.

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The Digital Age is Alive and Thriving

Audiences prefer entertainment from the comfort of home, but the industry still needs places to produce.

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