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Even as DFW companies stand out in the benefits they provide to retain the employees that are essential to their growth, Richardson companies, like State Farm, provide employee benefits that warrant all the more praise. 

It’s part of the $1.5 billion CityLine project at Bush Turnpike and Plano Road.

Richardson was listed as the third best city to live in America by USA Today. The economic opportunities and cultural opportunities Richardson offers were named among the reasons for earning its third spot. 

Among Richardson’s most significant economic development accomplishments in 2016 has been the creation and operation by the Richardson Economic Development Partnership (REDP) of the East Arapaho Task Force, a consortium of major property owners, employers and other stakeholders in the core of Richardson’s Telecom Corridor whose mission is to identify the priorities for enhancing economic vitality in the area. Two new employers have relocated to this area so far this year.

Since his last international business update in June, Director’s of the Mayor’s Office for International Business Mike Skelton attended the SelectUSA Investment Summit in Washington, D.C., hosted a chamber executive from India, organized a Brexit program and recently returned from an Asian business development trip.

The Partnership wings award among 107 economic development organizations surveyed 

Richardson’s
retail activity for 2016 continues to add restaurants, retail services, fitness
and entertainment venues including new openings at CityLine, and two announcements at Richardson Restaurant Park.

Q3 2016 commercial real estate statistics for Richardson, Texas.

The 3400 at CityLine office project is being built at the northeast corner of Renner Road and U.S. Highway 75 by Transwestern Development Co. and UBS Asset Management.