Wheatsville's Guadalupe location faces closing at the end of 2026 due to the new light rail's placement. "There are several serious challenges facing Guadalupe in the years ahead. The first issue is one that will completely alter the nature of transit along the Guadalupe corridor. Project Connect’s Orange Line will impact all businesses and residents in the North University area, and especially those with frontage along Guadalupe. This transformative project will undoubtedly provide significant, long-term public benefit to our city and its residents. However, it may also limit our ability to effectively operate a grocery store at our present location." There are 3 potential solutions Wheatsville is considering. You can read more about this from Wheatsville: https://buff.ly/3R26M8L (or our buff.ly/3NGoso9)
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Discover Southwest Florida’s best-kept secret in Site Selection Magazine's May 2024 issue! North Port, Florida offers an unparalleled quality of life with explosive growth and abundant undeveloped land. As a pro-business city, major players like Atlanta Braves Spring Training, Euro-Wall, LLC., Adams Group. LOLABLUE and King Plastic Corporation have already settled in. Located on Florida’s Gulf Coast, North Port and greater Sarasota County offer local dining, arts and culture, shopping districts, beautiful beaches and natural Florida fun. With a young, vibrant population and a median age younger than the region's average, North Port is a city brimming with potential. North Port's MSA is one of the fastest-growing in the United States, home to a top 10 master-planned community in the nation, Wellen Park, with an emerging downtown. The average median income is 💲78,500 and growing, with the city's leadership dedicated to preparing for an influx of residents. In 2023, North Port invested millions in critical wet infrastructure expansions, activating thousands of acres of shovel-ready sites along I-75 for industrial, office, and commercial uses. Now is the time to explore North Port's vast development potential. 🔗 Read more about Southwest Florida's best-kept secret by clicking on the source: https://loom.ly/nrqL3e4 #NorthPort #Florida #EconomicDevelopment #QualityofLife #BusinessOpportunities
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SR 520 King Street, Cocoa, FL 32926 Sale Price: $350,000 Price / Acre: $514,706 Lot Size: 0.68 Acres Lot Size: 0.68+- Acres approximately- 200’East off the corner of State Road 520 and Lincoln Road. The site is irregular shaped with appx 132.5+- ft on State Road 520 (West King Street) and 35+- ft on Lincoln Road. Average depth is appx 182.5+- feet Market Area and Property Characteristics: The market area is primarily an industrial and residential area, though there are scattered commercial uses located mainly along West King Street (SR 520), with a cluster of intense commercial uses near the I-95 interchange. Because of its central location in the County, it has developed a wide-range of housing, commercial, industrial and institutional development over the years, including Brevard Community College and the University of Central Florida's Cocoa Campus. The residential areas, particularly the area to the north of the subject, serves as a bedroom community for a large part of central and north Brevard County. The Kennedy Space Center and the Canaveral Air Force station are major economic generators and are home to such Aero Space and Technology giants as; Space X, OneWeb, Blue Horizon, Firefly and the Boeing corporation. Cocoa is relatively pro-growth in its policymaking, and in 2002, Cocoa embarked on an aggressive annexation program which nearly doubled the city’s size to 14 sq. miles. Since 2002, the City has conducted 37 annexations totaling 3,075 acres in real property #SRKingStreet #CocoaFlorida #FloridaRealEstate #floridapanthers #PrimeCommercialProperty #FloridaStateRoad520
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A little late but in April, I presented our annual report to the Hazelwood City Council. It was a mixture of both new and existing projects detailing investment and impact to the region. A few points stood out: (1) Hazelwood saw over $272 Million of new investment (2) The projects presented resulted in over $15,000,000 in annual salaries (3) Because of the city's investment in economic development projects, Hazelwood has over 20 Million SF of industrial space over the past decade (4) We estimate the ripple effect of companies that located in Hazelwood without any incentives, coupled with the projects presented, resulted in over $1 Billion of new investment (5) Our industrial landscape encompasses a wide array of industry sectors like food processing, automotive, aerospace, logistics, plastics, recycled products and much more. This success is only achieved through valued partnerships with industry leaders like Steadfast City Economic & Community Partners, NorthPoint Development, Industrial Commercial Properties (ICP), Missouri Department of Economic Development, Panattoni Development Company and many more. We all share in this success.
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Did you know that US 1 which runs right through #DowntownDelray ends in Fort Kent, Maine? The story of US 1 begins in 1925 with creation of the US numbered highway system. Main east-west roads were given even numbers and the major north-south highways were assigned odd numbers. That's how the Atlantic Coast Highway running from Fort Kent, Maine to Miami, Florida became US 1. In 1939, Florida extended US 1 to Key West, stretching 2,446 miles. In the mid-1970s, the state DOT widened US 1 to three lanes. But that caused cars to come speeding through Downtown Delray Beach. Our city's walkability was being greatly impacted. In the early 2000s, city leaders along with the DDA and CRA lobbied to return the road back to 2 lanes in each direction through Downtown Delray. US 1 went through an extensive $14 million construction project to reduce the lanes, add sidewalk space, bike lanes and make it more pedestrian-friendly through our town. Delray is one of the most walkable downtowns in all of South Florida, with our main street going all the way to the beach and the changes to US 1 are another reason we are the #VillageByTheSea! #LoveDelray
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📈 Potential of Hamilton Township! ±1.25-acre IOS property available for purchase with heavy industrial zoning. Here’s why 6 Youngs Rd in Hamilton Township is a site for you: - Convenient Location: ±5 minutes from I-295 and Route 1, with easy access to I-95, Route 106, Route 130, and Trenton-Mercer Airport - Zoning: Heavy industrial zoning allows for diverse industrial usage - Expansion Potential: Possible site expansion providing flexibility for growing businesses - Economic Benefits: Competitive pricing and lower operating costs - Growing Industry: Area's rapid growth in logistics, manufacturing, and distribution sectors Reach out today and learn more about 6 Youngs Rd, Hamilton Township! Eric L. Koons | 908.410.7152 #HamiltonTownship #IndustrialRealEstate #CommercialProperty #Logistics #BusinessGrowth #RealEstateInvestment #PropertyForSale #ExpansionOpportunity #EconomicBenefits #StrategicLocation #HeavyIndustrial #PrimeLocation #InvestmentOpportunity Bussel Realty Corp Eric L. Koons
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Just watched this case study play at #ControlsCon24 by Cochrane Supply & Engineering. #NiagaraCommunity accelerating innovation is a big theme here.
Bedrock Detroit is ahead of other major metros when it comes to rebuilding a vibrant downtown experience through technology. The Niagara Framework offered a one point access in to the Bedrock system. Watch the case study video to find out more. https://lnkd.in/eWVBqjBu
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Local Economic Development- I am pro-business and supportive of local economic development. I support the streamlining of commercial building development and business permits to cut down on the time it takes to open a business in Gilroy. If a business meets all the objective standards established by the Gilroy City Council, then the application shall be deemed complete in 30 days, which enhances our local control. After completion of the building checklist, the business should be allowed to open, and not prevented from opening their doors based on subjective findings. I voted to fund many of our specific plans, including the Downtown Specific Plan. When plans are updated every 5 years, they stimulate the local economy by keeping up with current demands. When we provide a quality education for all, high quality of life, and develop beautification projects, it will attract businesses and jobs to Gilroy. When we remove barriers to opening businesses quickly, then local jobs of all incomes will be more readily available. Everyone should have access to jobs that pay a living wage, and the ability to expand their skills. As Chair of the Gilroy BPAC I drafted our Downtown Bicycle Parking Program, which reslulted in those decorative bike racks and bike repair station that you see in the Historic District. #HiltonForCouncil #Gilroy #HiltonForGilroy #DowntownGilroy #GilroyBPAC https://lnkd.in/gtMEDaHi
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What a great way to repurpose commercial real estate.
The Salt Shed is a redevelopment of the nearly 100-year-old Morton Salt warehouse in Chicago. Hear how co-owners and operating managers Bruce Finkelman and Craig Golden readapted the space to create an indoor/outdoor concert venue that has fostered a new sense of community while nodding to its industrial roots. Listen to Built S5E6: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/exzEtKDv
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In a visionary step, City of Manitou Springs City Council has showcased the transformative power of real estate in urban development. By voting to purchase the Dillon Motel for $880,000 to convert it into a city parking lot, they've highlighted a key strategy that cities like Colorado Springs can learn from. Why This Matters: - Strategic Location: Situated at the eastern edge of town, the new parking lot will provide immediate access for visitors, easing the town's parking crunch. - Funding Innovation: The purchase, funded by the city's parking lot and meter revenues, demonstrates a creative use of resources to address community needs. Preserving and Enhancing Community Spaces: - While some dated structures on the property may be demolished, the council is considering preserving certain buildings for public amenities like restrooms. - The plan respects the natural environment, with assurances of preserving the forested area and possibly integrating it with the urban renewal projects. Implications for Colorado Springs: - This move by Manitou Springs is a prime example of how public real estate investments can catalyze urban development while balancing community needs. - For residents and businesses in Colorado Springs, it serves as a reminder of the potential that thoughtful real estate development holds in transforming our living spaces. Engage and Explore: - What could Colorado Springs learn from Manitou Springs' approach? - How can we leverage real estate to enhance our city's infrastructure while preserving its unique character? As we witness our neighboring city take bold steps in urban transformation, let's discuss and explore how we can apply these lessons to enrich Colorado Springs. Your thoughts and ideas are valuable – let's shape the future of our city together. #ManitouSprings #UrbanDevelopment #RodRants
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#HaltonHills is a lower-tier municipality within Halton Region, located on the northwestern end of the Greater Toronto Area. The Town strikes the perfect balance between urban and rural living – and is known for an unmatched quality of life that attracts employers, families and a high-quality workforce. The Town’s strategic location provides easy access to major transportation networks and provides a gateway into the North American market. It is a cost-competitive and business-friendly community with a growing and vibrant multi-sector economy. Key sectors of the local economy include: • Advanced Manufacturing • Food and Beverage Processing • Logistics and Warehousing • Clean Technologies • Agri-Business Whether you are looking for vacant land or an existing building, Halton Hills offers a variety of options to suit your needs. Over 15 million square feet of new prestige industrial space and employment lands will be coming online in the next 5 years to support the Town’s future growth and attract global businesses. Make Halton Hills your new home to do business. Visit www.investhaltonhills.com to learn more. #advancedmanufacturing #cleantech #foodprocessing #agribusiness #logistics #warehousing
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