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North OKC retail sitting prettiest in an ugly situation
That's according to Price Edwards & Co.'s soon-to-be-released midyear retail property market summary, prepared by Jim Parrack, broker and senior...
Opinion: North OKC retail sitting prettiest in an ugly situation
That's according to Price Edwards & Co.'s soon-to-be-released midyear retail property market summary, prepared by Jim Parrack, broker and senior...
Store vacancies sure to rise under coronavirus cloud, OKC firm says
Retail is hurting, to putting it lightly, despite the latest statistics. That's according to commercial realty brokerage Price Edwards & Co.'s soon...
Soak plants to save them in triple-digit heat
It looks like the triple-digit summer weather has arrived and although one day is tough, multiple days in a row have a cumulative stressful impact...
Oklahoma County property sales from The Oklahoman for July 11, 2020
Recent major sales in Oklahoma County totaled more than $58 million, according to deeds released from County Clerk David B. Hooten's Office. To...
Cans, bottles stacking up? Returns should get back to normal
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - A battle waged this year over the future of Iowa's more than 40-year-old "bottle bill" ended in surrender last month. But...
Winrock development making progress, enters new phase
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Full speed ahead. That is how developers describe progress at Winrock in Uptown Albuquerque despite years of delays....
‘Robust Training’ Powers Success
Vitals: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach, REALTORS® Years in business: 23, though roots go back more than 100 years Size: 75 offices, 5...
Community gardens help to feed food insecure during pandemic
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Sharrona Moore makes a promise every year: to donate half of what her garden grows. But it's not really her garden, it's the...
Pandemic-stricken renters face double whammy at month's end
Tenants relying on the federal government to remain in their homes face a double whammy at the end of the month. The CARES Act pandemic relief bill...
Mortgages: Forbearance Rates Drop While Applications Increase, But Lending Requirements Tightening
The latest updates from the Mortgage Bankers Association show low interest rates are incentivizing buyers to apply. Mortgage applications are up...
Director, Merchandising Systems at Chewy
The Merchandising Systems and Services Team (MSS) team is responsible for creating the systems, services and the process infrastructure for all...
Liberatorx2- The Male Enhancement Formula
Liberatorx2 This is a guide to scolding that. Undoubtedly, this thought is quite incomplete at best. It is also worth noting that Liberatorx2 isn...
Intelligent Traffic Systems at Siemens
Mobility in the US is in the middle of a technological revolution. Company Intelligent Traffic Systems (ITS) is a partner to agencies and companies...
Reconfiguring office furniture for better space division before returning to work? We can help.
The Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal features local business news about Minneapolis/St. Paul. We also provide tools to help businesses grow,...
Ready to reopen the office? Here's a checklist to help you
As shelter at home orders are lifted, businesses should be considering how they will safeguard employees upon their return, and inform employees of...
Cushman & Wakefield names Andrew McDonald as new CEO of Americas
Andrew McDonald has been named the chief executive of Americas for Cushman & Wakefield. McDonald has been with the brokerage for about 20 years. He...
NY eases visitor ban aimed at curbing virus in nursing homes
ALBANY, N. Y. (AP) - Certain nursing homes in New York can allow visitors - with restrictions - starting July 15 as the state eases a ban aimed at...
Due to national coin shortage, this grocery chain is no longer giving customers change at checkouts
♪ BEN: ADDING YOUR TWO CENTS IS GETTING A LOT HARDER TO DO. RIGHT NOW, THE NATION'S PENNIES AND OTHER COINS ARE IN SHORT SUPPLY. SOME RETAILERS...
What Santa Clara County businesses need to know before Monday's Covid-19 policy changes
Even as some businesses in Santa Clara County get ready to allow for more direct interaction with customers starting Monday, county officials...
Commercial real estate gets new look during pandemic
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Things might look a bit different as more workers head back to the office. The commercial real estate industry is changing...
Investor group looks to turn former Phoenix golf course into homes, community park
For nearly four years, the Club West Golf Course in Ahwatukee, has been abandoned. Now an investor group is trying to win over the south Phoenix...
City does a U-turn on parking fees
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. - The city of Albuquerque says it has changed a controversial new policy requiring residents to pay $25 for on-street parking...
Kentucky AG Daniel Cameron taking closer look at Beshear's new mask mandate
Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron is taking a closer look at Gov. Andy Beshear's new mask requirement. Cameron filed a motion on Friday...
Long Beach to consider requiring developers to include affordable housing in new projects
A long-awaited plan to require housing developers to build units specifically for lower income residents will go before the Long Beach City Council...
Site Selection Kicks Off on Massive Animal-Sciences Research Hub in Topeka, Kansas
City's Animal Health Corridor Responsible for More than Half of World's Animal-Science Research Watch the video to learn how you can access...
Breed extends moratorium on commercial evictions
San Francisco Mayor London Breed on Friday extended the city's temporary ban on commercial evictions through Aug. 15, citing continued hardship...
With recording-breaking heat, ABQ designates cooling locations for community
With the record-breaking weather in Albuquerque, city officials said they've designated numerous cooling location for the community."Because of...
Landlord Lawsuit Challenges Bills Protecting NYC Commercial Tenants
Two commercial landlords sued the city Friday over laws hastily passed to protect retail tenants during the pandemic. The federal lawsuit...
Baltimore City temporary rent program extended until July 19
The application to qualify for the program ends at 7 p.m. To be eligible, you must rent in the City of Baltimore and must have a valid and current...