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BRAC hires deal manager
2TheAdvocate “We sought a leader with private- and public-sector economic development experience and with deep knowledge of financial and real estate transactions,” BRAC … and more » |
For the second time in three months, the Baton Rouge Area Chamber has hired an economic development professional from the Phoenix region, this time choosing United Kingdom native Iain Vasey as its chief dealmaker.
Who would have thought spreading the word on BI would be so hard? I battled two storms last week to get to and from TDWI in Las Vegas, finally arriving home to two feet of snow in New Jersey. At the TDWI Executive Summit, I caught a presentation by Bill Baker (formerly of Microsoft, now of Visible Technologies ) on social media and sentiment analysis. It’s such an interesting and burgeoning …
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The value of in-building communications
Officer.com However, reports by the In-Building Wireless Association (IBWA) indicate that real estate and public safety communities are challenged with providing full … |
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United Construction shutters Las Vegas division
Las Vegas Business Press United Construction, founded in 1978, was active in organizations like the Associated General Contractors and NAIOP, a commercial real estate trade group, … |
United Construction, an award-winning general contractor, recently closed its 21-year-old Las Vegas division to save costs. The Reno-based company told employees of the decision Feb. 10. United’s local offices had been at 5130 S. Valley View Blvd., Suite 100, in Las Vegas.
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General Growth Properties, Inc. Reports Fourth Quarter and Full-Year 2009 …
MarketWatch (press release) GGP's premier master planned community segment includes The Woodlands and Bridgeland, both in the Houston metropolitan area, Summerlin in Las Vegas and … and more » |
CHICAGO—-General Growth Properties, Inc. today announced its operating results for the three and 12 months ending December 31, 2009.
A former Marshall University football player convicted of drug charges, but given a second chance, is now headed to prison.
A former Marshall University football player convicted of drug charges, but given a second chance, is now headed to prison.