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Texas ranked #1 in Site Selection’s 2017 Executive Survey Business Climate Rankings
In November, Site Selection Magazine released its 2017 Executive Survey
Business Climate Rankings, listing Texas at the top of its rankings. The
ranking methodology for the survey is based on a survey of corporate site
selectors who are asked to rank states based on their experience of locating
facilities in them.
Legrand Building Control Systems Relocates To Richardson, Creates National Service Center Of Excellence To Support Rapid Growth
RICHARDSON, Texas – Oct. 5, 2017 – Legrand Building Control Systems (BCS), a leading manufacturer of energy efficient active and natural lighting controls and a division of Legrand, North & Central America, the global specialist in electrical and digital building infrastructures, has leased an approximately 42,000 square-foot facility at 2240 Campbell Creek Blvd. (Campbell Creek Pavilion) in Richardson.
UT Dallas and Richardson have a higher-ed offer for Amazon HQ2
The University of Texas at Dallas and the city of Richardson are appealing to Amazon’s geeky side in their proposal for the Seattle-based technology and retail giant’s search for a second headquarters city.
2017’s Best & Worst Places for First-Time Home Buyers
Richardson was ranked the 7th best city in the country for first-time home buyers in 2016 by WalletHub.
Methodist Richardson Facility Starts Construction on $85 Million Expansion
Methodist Richardson Medical Center has expedited plans and started construction on its $85 million expansion project. It will build its third cardiac catheterization lab at the center as well as a new parking garage.
Methodist Richardson Facility Starts Construction on $85 Million Expansion
Methodist Richardson Medical Center has expedited plans and started construction on its $85 million expansion project. It will build its third cardiac catheterization lab at the center as well as a new parking garage.
Economic Engines: Tech workforce is Richardson’s strength, redevelopment its challenge
The Dallas Business Journal featured Bill Sproull, president and CEO of the Richardson Economic Development Partnership, on their Economic Engines weekly publication which spotlights a community’s economic development initiatives, challenges and opportunities related to attracting corporate relocations, expansions, job creation and investment
Economic Engines: Tech workforce is Richardson’s strength, redevelopment its challenge
The Dallas Business Journal featured Bill Sproull, president and CEO of the Richardson Economic Development Partnership, on their Economic Engines weekly publication which spotlights a community’s economic development initiatives, challenges and opportunities related to attracting corporate relocations, expansions, job creation and investment
2017 Relocations and re-expansions
A summary of this years relocations and expansions in Richardson by John Jacobs, Executive Vice President of REDP.