State of the States
A Fresh Look
The following pages highlight recent corporate facility projects, new laws and incentives policies, updated FDI figures, wages, employment, demographics and Recovery Act funds facts in one easy-to-digest compendium.
FEATURES
The Green Imperative
Ready for the ‘CSO’ Mantle?
Real estate managers’ preparedness for sustainability assignments might make or break their careers.
Super Sites 2010
Ready for Relaunch
For corporations in search of large sites, it’s a good time for deal making.
Super Sites Chart
Vital specs and contact information on dozens of land parcels
Emerging Logistics Hubs
New Pathways
Energy costs, environment and a resurgent manufacturing base conspire to reshape distribution networks.
World Call Centers
Coming Home
Will customer service issues stem the offshoring tide?
Regional Headquarters
Costs Drive Corporate Migration
A national expert explains why Southern cities are reaping a windfall of regional headquarters operations.
25-Year Tribute
Where Were You in 1984?
Three Conway Data employees began their tenure at thepublishing and association manage
Site Visit
Blue Hen Blockbuster
Redevelopment of a Chrysler plant site by the University of Delaware is one of two big wins at closed auto plant sites in the First State.
Tech Toolbox
Facilitating Manufacturing
American Industries uses an integrated workplace management system to manage its vast portfolio.
AREA SPOTLIGHTS
New Jersey
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.
New York City Metro
Whole New Level
The Hudson Valley’s biotech cluster continues to spread.
Mississippi
Not To Be Outdone
Mississippi claims its place at the Southeast’s booming aerospace table.
Georgia
The New World Discovers Columbus
High-level projects and high-minded partnership have made West Georgia a region to look up to.
Idaho
The Greenhouse Effect
A climate for outdoor enthusiasts breeds business expansion in Idaho.
Pacific Northwest
Clear Leaders
Oregon and Washington know a thing or two about clean tech.