Commercial real estate sectors, hurt by weak job growth, are offering incentives in many areas that are conducive to business expansion, according to the National Association of Realtors®. Read the full article (NAR, August 26, 2010)
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Following a 12.4% decline in manufacturing jobs from June 2006 to December 2009, Texas demonstrated the positive trend of adding manufacturing jobs in each of the first six months of 2010. According to the U.S. Congress Joint Economic Committee’s report, “Promising Signs of Recovery in Manufacturing,” Texas added 22,800 jobs in the January-to-June period – a 2.8% increase from the beginning of the year. …Read Entire Post  Source: NAI REOC San Antonio Propped up by healthy leasing activity reported in the first three months of the year, the local industrial real estate market exhibited signs of forward momentum heading into the second quarter but economic uncertainty slowed the demand for space over the past three months. …Read Entire Post  Source: NAI REOC San Antonio Healthy leasing activity in the first quarter substantiated the notion that the general economy is starting to turnaround but significant challenges still lay ahead for the local industrial market. …Read Entire Post Houston-based Sysco Corporation, distributor of foodservice products, announced plans to build a 635,000 square-foot distribution complex on 50 acres recently purchased in the northeast satellite community of Schertz at Interstate 35 and Schwab Road. …Read Entire Post
 Source: NAI REOC San Antonio The economy persists in playing a major role in the overall slowdown of the San Antonio commercial real estate environment but the industrial market ended the year on a positive note, according to the fourth quarter survey of more than 30 million square feet of competitive, multi-tenant industrial space conducted by the research department of local commercial real estate company NAI REOC San Antonio. …Read Entire Post
For more information about the report and growth at Port San Antonio, read Port’s aerospace industry boasts $1.5 billion impact (MySA.com, 1-19-10) and Port San Antonio’s economic impact tops $1 billion (San Antonio Business Journal, 1-19-10).
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