Features

The Pyramid Proposal

As Steelcase prepares to move out of its Corporate Development Center, a landmark Grand Rapids building beckons new users.

Creative Uses of Sale-Leaseback

Glen Kunofsky of Marcus & Millichap shares his perspective on Creative Uses of Sale-Leaseback.

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Breakthrough Deals Buck Economic Trend

A new plant or facility in a struggling community can have a dramatic effect. So can the location of a fresh industry in an area previously unidentified with that specific business. These breakthrough facilities impact their communities by bringing new jobs, new industry and often new opportunities. With the slowdown in […]

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Out of the Dark

A project in Sierra Leone could be a beacon for many more to follow in Africa.

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Did You Remember Batteries?

A Nordic venture with powerful backing aims to help power an electrified Europe with a multibillion-dollar battery plant in Swedish Lapland.

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Who’s Winning — and Losing — Corporate Headquarters

Some fascinating analysis of corporate relocation activity appeared in my inbox just as we were completing work on this issue.

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Area Spotlights

The Optimists Club

Could it be that there is finally some reason for optimism regarding the California economy? The technology sector is displaying some job-creating power, and exports and overall container traffic are up at the huge ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.

How to Fast Track Logistics

Airside or landside, this ‘Aerotropolis’ delivers logistics assets like no other location.

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France Leads the Way for Foreign Investment

In the face of adversity, Europe has demonstrated impressive resilience in attracting foreign direct investment (FDI).

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Safe Harbor

Three rankings shed light on the power of economic zones to catalyze industrial growth and commerce.

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Stars of the Show

Last Thursday, not long after saluting dozens of Energy Star champion organizations earlier in the month, the US Environmental Protection Agency announced its sixth annual list of the top 25 U.S. metropolitan areas with the most Energy Star certified buildings.

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Where to Find Canada’s Diverse Agri-Business Hub

More than 2,000 acres of greenhouse operations make Windsor-Essex the largest vegetable greenhouse cluster in North America.

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Life Sciences

Healthy Spaces

EMD Serono and BD are among life sciences firms opting for LEED.

Next Level

Cambodia’s Minister of Commerce moves fast with reforms so that new FDI will move faster to his homeland.

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License to Build

Circulate San Diego’s Mobility Certification is giving a boost to transit-oriented development.

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Question & Insight: David Hirsch, Site Selection Magazine, July 2003

S ite Selection: Describe the scope of your responsibilities as Masco’s Director of Property Management. David Hirsch: It means I’m responsible for 44,075,436 square feet [4.1 million sq. m.] of buildings in the world. That’s 32,935,061 square feet [3.06 million sq. m.] domestic and 11,140,375 square feet [1.03 million sq. m.] non-U.S. That’s 149 manufacturing […]

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Why the World Comes to Oregon

A Globally diverse population calls the Beaver State home.

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Why Expanding Mid-Atlantic Firms Are Staying Put

The Mid-Atlantic region — Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Washington, DC, and West Virginia — is having a bit of a moment right now.

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Life Sciences

High Marks and Obstacles

Georgia’s life sciences sector requires incentives and continued R&D funding to reach elite status.

Starting Anew

The Silver Eagle Bus Co., whose manufacturing history traces to Belgium and Germany before a run of several decades in the U.S., has embarked on a new chapter in its twist-and-turn history as it ramps up production in the Nashville suburb of Gallatin.

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Lumbering Along

How Mississippi keeps churning out new sawmills.

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In Search of ICT Professionals

Few doubt that the information and communication technologies economy will dominate in coming years and the presence of ICT clusters will continue to support metropolitan areas in Europe.

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Southeast Michigan Builds an Aerotropolis

Southeast Michigan Builds an Aerotropolis: Most regions have one airport from which to launch an Airport City. Advocates of the Detroit Region Aerotropolis hope its two airports and other infrastructure attributes will help the initiative take off.

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2017 Prosperity Cup

North Carolina winning the Prosperity Cup again this year will come as a shock to some.

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Life Sciences

On New Turf

A ‘lighthouse’ project from Bayer CropScience shows the way for a company and a region.

World Reports: ‘New Europe’ Beckons — Site Selection Magazine, March 2005

From Site Selection magazine, March 2005 WORLD REPORTS ‘New Europe’ Beckons Foreign direct investment increasingly is shifting to the European Union’s eastern sector. by JULIA COX In years to come, 2004 may well be viewed by analysts of inward investment trends as the year that the map of FDI activity in Europe was fundamentally re-drawn. […]

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Top Micropolitans: Built for Speed

In Rural America, breaking out of your silo can be a literal endeavor.

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Seeking Partners

Collaboration is one of the primary objectives of many biotech firms attending the annual Biotechnology Industry Organization convention, held this year in Boston. One promising company with that objective is Pluristem, a developer of placenta-based cell therapies based in Haifa, Israel.

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To Staff a Data Center, Think Outside the Box

JLL, QTS and Grand Rapids are building new talent pools by starting upstream.

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Sale/Leaseback Transactions, Special Advertising Section, Site Selection magazine, May 2004

orporate America is increasingly seeking ways to move real estate assets off balance sheets and free up capital for operations. The sale/leaseback model is a resourceful way to gain immediate access to cash and decrease debt. Sale/leaseback arrangements improve a firm’s debt-to-equity ratio and reduce depreciation and interest costs. What’s more, by selling a real […]

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Cover

Top Industries: Asia Arrives

In leading the way in corporate facility investments worldwide in 2010, the transportation equipment sector can give credit to automotive companies

Project Bulletin – July 15, 2024

EDITOR’S NOTE: The project records appearing every week in the Site Selection Project Bulletin are pulled from the Conway Projects Database, a proprietary resource with tens of thousands of records of corporate end-user facility investments across all industry sectors and all world geographies. Want to look for our projects yourself? Look here. Positioned For Wellness […]

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Location, Location, Changxing

Not far from Shanghai lies a Chinese county, and a development, that are quickly becoming magnets for foreign direct investment.

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Going Places

Excellent infrastructure is inviting investment.

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E-Commerce & Logistics: Occupiers Only, Please

By exclusive arrangement, we share insights from the Cresa Logistics Index, plus a Q&A with Cresa Head of Research Craig Van Pelt.

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WHY COMPANIES INVEST IN MICHIGAN: Investors Want What Michigan Offers

A Team Michigan approach makes Michigan a very easy state to work with, as proven by the state’s large jump in annual Site Selection rankings.

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Features

Global and U.S. Giants

Why China Is Coming to Arkansas

How Arkansas beat the competition to land a $1-billion project.

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“It’s a local delicacy”

When I hear those words I know I’m going to suffer.

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Telling the Arkansas Story

Amplifying the voices of successful Arkansas companies.

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Don’t Count Out Startups in the Fight Against COVID-19

Silicon Valley is building something: a united front in the crisis.

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The Kent Phoenix

Kent is the English county called the Garden of England. Plant a seed in Kent and it will grow and flourish — apples, pears, cherries, grapes, strawberries, blackcurrants, almost every vegetable imaginable, oats, barley, grain … Kent feeds millions of people on a daily basis.

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International Update

‘Outlier’ No More

The newest multinational among many to find the Aegean Free Trade Zone in Izmir, Turkey, is Cummins Inc.

Meet the New Logistics Capital of the Caribbean

Container ships are ‘cool running’ to ports of call in Jamaica.

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Focused on STEM

Missouri S&T ranks highly for engineering program and value.

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Waste Not, Want Not

Among other factors, new regulations are helping a $4-billion project come to fruition in North Dakota.

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Orlando International’s New Role Goes Way Beyond Tourism

Editor in Chief Mark Arend talks to global aerotropolis expert Dr. John Kasarda about Orlando International Airport (MCO) and adjacent Lake Nona, which Kasarda calls “already a highly successful airport edge city.”

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Incentive Programs Feel the Heat

S oftening economic conditions are bringing into focus the role of incentives in closing large project deals, according to experts who follow trends in this area. Several years of economic expansion and high demand for real estate have tempered municipalities’ need to stress incentives in their negotiations. “Across the board, the […]

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Energy Report

GCL-Poly Rolls On

A Hong Kong-based solar manufacturing and power company ramps up at record speed to reach the world’s markets at the right time.

Climate Change

urning around a state’s business climate is about as easy as turning around an aircraft carrier going full-speed.

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Overlooked No Longer

A trio of federal program announcements during Q1 2024 unleash funds, people and resources intended to enhance the economic development, health and vitality of under-resourced and overstressed communities and sites.

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Over the Line

The flagship universities of Kansas and Missouri are no longer in the same athletic conference, but the two states continue to slug it out on the economic development battlefield. One of the latest examples is Teva North America’s plans to move its Teva Neuroscience headquarters from Kansas City, Mo., to Overland Park, Kan., a Kansas City suburb just across the border.

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News about the UAE, Rotterdam, the world’s best business schools, INSEAD’s top countries for talent competitiveness, Timken in India and GM’s HQ move to Singapore.

The United Arab Emirates in late November was awarded the 2020 World Expo, beating out Yekaterinburg in Russia, Izmir in Turkey and São Paulo in Brazil to become the first Middle Eastern territory to ever host the event.

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Ruins to Riches

Abandoned auto plants need not always meet the bulldozers.

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Energy Report

Station to Station

Smart vehicle technology sets its sights on Chicago.

Governor Laura Kelly

In word and deed, Gov. Kelly delivers a pro-business message.

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Open Invitation

Is there any business more Canadian than Tim Hortons?

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Leading by Example

How Gov. Tate Reeves is changing the image and legacy of Mississippi.

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Consumers Energy: ‘Let’s Move Some Dirt’

Michigan takes another road to industrial site development.

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Tunnel Vision

Rail initiatives permit double-stack trains east-west and north-south. Virginia, the railroads and private businesses all benefit. Tunnels were re-shaped in some cases, tracks lowered or realigned in others. Norfolk Southern Corp.’s aim was the same: to permit double-stack intermodal trains to pass through mountain tunnels where necessary along the length of its Heartland Corridor rail route, which runs from the Port of Virginia to Chicago.

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Energy Report

Take Me to the Pilot

Ford takes first steps toward solar energy use at manufacturing sites.

METALS: Built on Collaboration

Steelmaking, aluminum fabrication and other metal factories supply the materials that serve as the foundation for manufacturers in Kentucky and around the country.

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How a Small State Supports A Big and Growing Aerospace Sector

Aerospace: How a Small State Supports a Big and Growing Aerospace Sector

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Ripe with Opportunity

Michigan out-produces the competition

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COVER STORY

avid H. Murdock believes nutrition, tweaked by top scientists, may one day help cure humankind’s dreaded diseases. The California billionaire believes so much in the concept’s potential he is putting the financial nutrients into a billion-dollar gambit to create what he calls an unrivaled biotechnology research campus in North Carolina. In doing so, Murdock is […]

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New Facilities 1995, page 9 (Charts)

From Site Selection magazine, February 1996 U.S. Manufacturing Facilities 1988-1995 Continue to next page | Site Selection Online ©1996 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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International Update

Close at Hand

Central America is increasingly valuable as a nearshoring option for U.S. multinational companies looking to site back office and contact center operations to serve North American clients.

Renewal Row

Travel the highways, turnpikes and rivers of Pennsylvania and you’ll find your share of restoration stories.

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Louisville Set to Host 5th Annual TrustBelt Corporates & Consultants Forum August 19-21

A record turnout of corporate executives and site selection consultants have signed on to speak at the fifth annual TrustBelt Corporates & Consultants Forum.

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LinkedIn Connects with Omaha

How a Silicon Valley juggernaut embraced a tech hub in the Heartland.

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2015 Top Micropolitans

Talk to enough business leaders in Findlay, and you’ll learn why this northwestern Ohio community is racking up the awards for economic development achievement.

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When the Land Is Loud

When the Land Is Loud: A gust of oil development sweeps across North Dakota, where people know what land is really worth.

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Uncategorized

Battle: Film Incentives

With coffers near empty, states debate the merits of tax credits for movies.

Leading For Tomorrow

Governor Michael Parson reflects on state’s Bicentennial and building momentum.

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Farm to Table

Food and beverage is one of Virginia’s top industry sectors, with more than 33,000 people working at PepsiCo, Tyson, Boar’s Head Provisions, Lipton Tea and well over 500 other companies.

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An Oasis of Opportunity

With six consecutive Top Business Climate wins to his credit, Gov. Nathan Deal reflects on overcoming state transportation challenges, how to invest wisely in education and workforce resources, and his hope that Georgia’s business climate benefits businesses and their workers long after he’s gone.

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Site Selection 101 Guide, special advertising section, Site Selection magazine, January 2003

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Top Awards Recognize Kansas’ Winning Business Climate

Those charged with marketing their states based on their business climates will usually cite job growth statistics, capital investment projects and other measures. Kansas has the hardware in its trophy case to prove its business case.

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Area Spotlights

Fresh Starts

The next chapter in Florida innovation could be a tale told by a mouse … but not the mouse you think.

Suddenly Solar

The Upper Midwest is not the first region of the U.S. that comes to mind when looking at the burgeoning solar-energy sector, but significant projects are happening across the region.

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Kentucky Auto Industry Speeds Up U.S. Recovery

Top-selling cars and trucks are built in Kentucky by Kentuckians.

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A Fertile Field

Research Park at the University of Illinois is a driving force behind agriculture technology.

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Tapestry of Healing

Carrying signatures and hope from an entire state, the beams at the core of a new cancer center are raised in Omaha.

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Up-and-Coming Industry Hubs Across New England

Two Tech Hub designations recognize innovation arising where America began.

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Investment Profile

Headquarters For the World

The founder of AutoNation, Extended Stay America and Waste Management Inc. enjoys his daily commute. He likes the view from his South Florida office even better.

A.T. Kearney: European High-Tech Industry Becomes Increasingly Marginalized

The high-tech industry in Europe is experiencing declining figures in all key segments, according to a 2012 study from A.T. Kearney.

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Offshore Wind: Keeping Up with the Jones Act

OFFSHORE WIND: Keeping Up with the Jones Act:

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More to Explore

Washington’s outdoor recreation industry is boundless.

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: TOP BUSINESS PARKS LOCATIONS

hether you’re looking to locate a high-tech manufacturing facility, expanding your knowledge-based operations, or hiring top-notch people for a customer service centre, you should know that in Greater Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada, we are “Obsessed With Your Success.” Located in the southeastern part of New Brunswick, Canada, the Greater Moncton is adjacent to New England […]

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Kilgore’s Synergy Welcomes the World

With nearly 1.5 million people within 60 miles and quick access to the DFW metro area via I-20, Kilgore’s location in northeast Texas already has a lot going for it.

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Features

The Perfect Storm?

As if mergers and acquisitions weren’t keeping biopharma-sector real estate managers busy enough, the ground is shifting beneath their feet

For a Brighter Future

Arkansas is stepping up workforce development with “Future Fit.”

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Merck On the Make

It’s been a relatively quiet year for facility investment projects from Merck KGaA, the life sciences and chemical firm that employs more than 38,000 around the world and reported 2012 revenues of more than US$15 billion.

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Consummate Customer Service: Site Selection’s 1999 Top 10 Development Groups

The customer is king in today’s hotly competitive environment, and expansion-minded corporate clients across the country received royal treatment from Site Selection‘s 1999 top development groups. Those organizations parlayed customer commitment into impressive bottom-line results, attracting an average of US$461 million in capital investments and 3,002 new jobs last year. Taking care of the customer […]

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2024 GOVERNOR’S CUPS RANKINGS: Winning Streaks

Texas wins for the 13th year in a row and South Dakota repeats as the per-capita champ. Editor Emeritus Mark Arend talks to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, former South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem (now U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security) and new South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden about their states’ success. “Freedom” is a common thread.

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Georgia Digs In On EVs & Clean Energy

Supply chains cluster around billion-dollar investments.

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Area Spotlights

Prudence in Abundance

In Tipton, Abound Solar will occupy a never-used facility built by automotive concern Getrag, and employ up to 850 in the manufacture of solar panels.

This is Not The Same Old Kansas Anymore

Operating by a new playbook, the Framework for Growth, Kansas excels.

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Project Bulletin: January 23, 2024

Last week, Google announced that it would be investing $1 billion to deliver critical technical infrastructure that will aid innovation and tech-led growth in the United Kingdom.

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Q&A: A Corporate Services Chief Says CIR Is Key to Adding Value

Site Selection: Congratulations on your recent promotion to Senior Vice President, Corporate Services. How does this change your role at Charles Schwab? Parkash P. Ahuja: Thank you. As for my responsibilities, prior to this change I was responsible for corporate real estate facilities, purchasing, travel, food services and corporate records. I used to report to […]

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Up-and-Coming Industry Hubs Across New England

Two Tech Hub designations recognize innovation arising where America began.

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Biologics Bonanza

China’s Wuxi Apptec Group is on a facility investment binge. Try to keep up.

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Area Spotlights

Still Sweet Home

It’s the dead of winter. Where would you rather be: in Chicago with the wind biting off the Great Lakes and the snow piling up faster than Illinois taxes? Or in Atlanta, where there might be sun, and maybe lower taxes?

Foundations for the Future

Santa Clarita Valley is proving itself the lower-cost, high-quality option for businesses in Southern California.

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Where the Waters Meet

Only Hampton Roads enjoys connectivity like this.

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Western Canada: Acknowledging Progress

Tribes and provinces work to realize megaprojects against a backdrop of reconciliation.

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Eco Evolution

A chartreuse ray of optimism is shining through Southern California these days in the form of an array of high-tech jobs classified as green.

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The Right Place Arrives at the Right Time

Consumers Energy partners with Grand Rapids leaders to respond to COVID-19.

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International Update

The Search for Savings

Manufacturing and distribution plants aren’t the only operations being placed under the microscope of cost containment these days.

Have You Seen Hamilton?

Not the musical. The city that’s been leading Ontario in company project attraction over the past year.

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Let’s Talk

For those struggling to create jobs in their communities, it may pay to take up the art of real conversation with business leaders. By now, most economic developers have at least a cursory knowledge of a growing field within their profession called business retention and expansion, often referred to as “BR&E.” The concept or strategy behind BR&E is relatively simple: Concentrate your efforts on existing industry, as that will be where most newly created jobs and investment will occur.

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Project Bulletin: April 22, 2024

A $250 million investment by Apple will look to promote collaboration between the company’s teams housed in Singapore’s northeast Ang Mo Kio district.

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Sustainable Strategy

A large and growing EV industry charges Illinois’ economy.

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Let?s Make a Strategic Deal: 1996?s Top 10

The deal. For expansion-minded firms, it?s the alpha and omega of economic enterprise, the rocket fuel of business growth. Good deals deliver: capacity, jobs, profits and prosperity. Every day, development projects evolve into good deals for both the company and the community, and thousands are sealed every year. Some of the best, though, are object […]

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Investment Profile

A Region of Resilience

Five years after Hurricane Rita delivered a devastating blow to the Lake Charles area and surrounding communities, British Petroleum accidentally unleashed a gushing flow of crude oil into the Gulf of Mexico in deepwater off the coast of Louisiana.

The Assembly Line Effect

Some folks may be wondering why Michigan, Ohio and Indiana are winning a disproportionate share of automotive assembly plant investments these days.

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Top 20 U.S. Facilities, 1999

1999’s U.S. Location Leviathans b y J A C K L Y N E The very big U.S. business expansion equaled very big facilities: That’s the nutshell tale of the 20 largest corporate facility deals announced in the United States in 1999, as the nation edged toward its longest sustained economic expansion. 1999’s […]

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NORTH AMERICAN REPORTS

eptember 2004 saw hurricanes on two coasts and a major earthquake on another, but it was a federal appeals court decision in the U.S. heartland that packed an economic development wallop still awaiting measurement. On Sept. 2, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit —whose jurisdiction encompasses automotive corridor states […]

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Shenzhen: The world’s hardware capital gets a software upgrade

Many western companies with international expansion ambitions are looking to expand their operations in Asia and considering where to focus.

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TOP UTILITIES 2006

f you think your company faces tough times these days, imagine being an electric utility. Confronted with record demand for energy, rising fuel prices and global competition, North American power companies must build new business models if they are to thrive. Consider the latest test for the U.S. power grid, a series of three interconnected […]

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Features

Treasure Maps

GE Power & Water’s chief sustainability officer compiles a world’s worth of lessons in water use and conservation.

Kettering University Provides an Experienced Talent Pipeline

A guaranteed pool of highly skilled workers, years ahead of their peers.

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When Being Small Is a Big Advantage

Here’s why folks are fleeing the bright lights of the big city and loving it.

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Building Out for the Future

Investments in innovation are paying off.

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A River Crossing for the Ages

The relocation of 1,600 high-salaried jobs from Manhattan to Jersey City may change perceptions of the New Jersey business climate.

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Baltimore Incubating Bio Park Duo, Site Selection Magazine, March 2004

E ast side, west side, biotech research parks are going up all around the town in Baltimore. Two major bio parks are in the works that figure to enhance Maryland’s already strong presence in the field. Maryland’s biotech industry has been ranked as the third most concentrated among U.S. states and includes more than 300 […]

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Investment Profile

San Joaquin County, California: Connected.

California sites mainly make today’s site-location short lists if the companies looking for space simply must be in California.

Naturally

Selangor’s key industries thrive, because they belong there.

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How Arkansas Saved 100,000 Jobs

Measured, data-driven approach guides state’s COVID-19 response, official says.

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Smart Space

Senior lecturer in property at the University of Melbourne in Australia, explores how big data improves a building’s operational efficiencies, and how landlords can use big data effectively to attract and retain tenants.

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WORLD REPORTS

WORLD REPORTS From Site Selection magazine, March 2008 Are You Good at GIE? Embraer Grows at Home All in One Visionary projects aim to protect environment and protect us from it. by ADAM BRUNS adam.bruns bounce@conway.com I n late January, William McDonough, co-author of Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things, […]

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LOUISIANA TAKES THE LEAD FOR OFFSHORE WIND IN THE GULF

The nation’s first offshore wind farm may have been built off the coast of New England, but it came to fruition with a healthy measure of Cajun ingenuity.

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Online Insider

The New Orleans Miracle

I thought a recent economic development tour of Greater New Orleans would offer up a book’s worth of case studies in disaster recovery. It did. But the community seems more focused on the sequel.

Illinois Occupies a Power Position On the Road to Electrification

Dr. Don Hillebrand, director of the Energy Systems Division at Argonne National Laboratory in the western Chicago suburb of Lemont, was named by Automotive News as one of the 100 most influential people bringing about the electrification of the automobile.

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Grow If You Want To

Led by the U.S. Small Business Administration's Business Person of the Year for 2012, and picked as Montana's Innovation Company of the Year in August 2012, Simms Fishing Products, captained by President K.C. Walsh, moved into a new 60,000-sq.-ft. (5,574-sq.-m.) headquarters, production and distribution facility in Bozeman last year.

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New Worlds Discover Columbus

Ten years ago Site Selection assessed the economic development status of the U.S. Southeast by choosing to take a closer look at every community named “Greenville” across the region.

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El Paso’s Evolving Healthcare Ecosystem

The medical manufacturing and healthcare sectors are shaping the region.

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Beehives for Busy Minds

A GE Digital executive describes the strategy behind the company’s growing network of digital hubs.

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World Reports

Hope for Haiti; Cummins Increasing Asian Presence; UAE’s First Vehicle Plant; Powering Up

World Reports: Hope for Haiti; Cummins Increasing Asian Presence; UAE’s First Vehicle Plant; Powering Up

Where Water Resiliency Is at Full Pool

Billions of dollars in projects from companies are moving forward in the Phoenix region despite a 25-year megadrought.

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Eco Evolution

A chartreuse ray of optimism is shining through Southern California these days in the form of an array of high-tech jobs classified as green.

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Africa: Digital Giants Unveil Billion-Dollar Data and Skills Plan for Kenya and East Africa

Digital Giants Unveil Billion-Dollar Data and Skills Plan for Kenya and East Africa

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Data Center Location Myths To Avoid

States and localities line up to lure data centers, and in doing so, are exploding some myths about what companies can demand.

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A Vision of the New Workplace Revisited

Introduction: Origins of this PaperIn April 1993, the International Development Research Council?s journal, Industrial Development, published an article entitled “A Vision of the New Workplace.” (Industrial Development ran in Site Selection magazine for several years.) The authors were Francis Duffy from London-based DEGW, an architect who has spent most of his career studying and acting […]

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