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Orange, CA (PRWEB) October 09, 2014
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An artists rendering of the first office development at Bay Meadows, known as Station 4. The four-story building is slated to be 210,000 square feet.
Bay Meadows will soon be ripe for companies to start roots at the massive transit-oriented development in San Mateo as developer Wilson Meany announced it will begin construction on the sites very first office complex this month.
Decades in the making, Wilson Meany and partner Stockbridge Capital Group will break ground on Station 4, a 210,000-square-foot four-story office building at 3050 S. Delaware St. that developers anticipate will attract top tenants with its central location near State Route 92 and Highway 101.
With commercial space in San Francisco and the valley dwindling, were seeing numerous companies looking to expand in the mid-Peninsula. There is an intense demand for this type of product right now, Janice Thacher, partner at Wilson Meany, wrote in an email.
San Mateo has become a hotbed of development proposals as of late. Developer Hines seeks to start construction on 292,400 square feet of office space on Delaware Street just north of State Route 92 at the end of the year. EBL&S Development submitted an application to transform the 12-acre Station Park Green site next to the Hayward Park Caltrain station into 599 residential units and up to 15,000 square feet of office space.
Caltrain itself seeks a partner to build a mixed-use development atop the agencys 2.7-acre Hayward Park Caltrain station surface parking lot and two recent pre-applications propose turning two former gas stations on El Camino Real and Third Avenue into two smaller three-story office and retail space buildings.
Bay Meadows, now in Phase II, has long sought to incorporate office space into its transit-oriented development and anticipates Station 4 to open in mid-2016.
The entire 160-acre site was broken into two phases. A shopping plaza features a Whole Foods Market, 19 live-work condos, 55 single-family homes, 98 townhomes and 575 apartments, the Kaiser Permanente medical center, Franklin Templeton headquarters and San Mateo police station, The 83.5-acre second phase includes the recently-opened private Nueva School, open space and numerous residential developments. The site between the Hillsdale Caltrain station and 25th Avenue is nearly unrecognizable from its former days as a race track.
Bay Meadows variety of services will attract a modern workforce on which companies can capitalize, Thacher said.
Todays workforce wants to be integrated into a vibrant community where there are dining, shopping and entertainment options. Bay Meadows is a compact, walkable neighborhood that will be full of shops, restaurants, parks and humming with residents and students. That environment will help a company attract top talent, Thacher said.
By some measures, the office market in Northern Virginia is as bad as its been in 25 years. Fewcompanies are expanding and those that are increasinglychoose from a small pool of buildings that are within walking distance of public transit, restaurants and other amenities.
Other building owners are weighing whether they shouldlower rents, wait until demand picks up or ifthings get really bad consider futuresfor their office buildings other than as office buildings. Among the possible escape clauses one might consider: turning those old office buildings into schools.
About 700 students elementary students began classes last month at6245 Leesburg Pike, a retrofitted officebuilding in Falls Church. Its a unique project in a lot of ways but it may not be for long.
Students in a hybrid theater-library space at Baileys Crossroads Upper Elementary.(Courtesy Cooper Carry)
In the D.C. market, the propertiesthat are Class A, that are near Metro or are in Arlington or downtown, are holding their value pretty well, saidLauren Perry Ford an architect at Cooper Carry. But anything another notch below that really struggles. So people who might not otherwise belooking around are lookingfor partners to see how they can put theirproperty to the highest and best use.
Perry Ford is head of Cooper Carrys education practice group in its Washington-area office. Most of the groups work is for colleges and universities. But because of a confluence of circumstances, she said, one of the fastest growing lines of business is in K-12 education.
Many of these conditions came into play in theLeesburg Pike project. For one, the office market in the area is hurting. As bad as things are in the rest of Northern Virginia, they are far worse in the Falls Church-Baileys Crossroads area. The office vacancy rate is 33 percent, 12 pointshigher than two years ago and two-and-a-half times the rate in the rest of Fairfax County. Space is being vacated far faster than it is being leased up (what the industry callsnegative absorption).
6245 Leesburg Pike (Courtesy Cooper Carry)
But while the office buildings in Falls Church and Baileys Crossroads are increasingly empty, the schools are packed to the brim, thanks to a booming residential population. Last year, Baileys Elementary was 30 percent over capacity, with more than 1,300 students.Overcrowding became such a problem that the school system brought in more than a dozen trailers for expanded classroom space.
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After nearly three years of denial, the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC), has finally admitted that the party indeed owns the ultramodern office complex at Adabraka in Accra.
National Organiser of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC), Yaw Boateng Gyan made the confession last Tuesday on Accra-based Asempa FM.
This was after several denials by the leadership of the party concerning the ownership of the building. When the issue about the building was first made public, the party's Deputy National Organiser, Joshua Akamba, was among the first people to deny the story.
"The NDC has not acquired any new building, neither are we putting up any ultra-modem office building," was his exact rebuttal on Adom FM's 'Dwaso Nsem' programme in December 2011.
Fast forward to 2014, on the late afternoon political talk show programme hosted by the National Organiser of the NDC, who is seeking re-election, touted the construction of the building as part of his achievements for which he needed to be retained.
"Today, as I talk to you, I am just coming from our new office; we will soon commission the building and when people come and see it, they will realise the work we have done," he posited.
He justified the construction of the building saying they could not continue to rent office spaces for the NDC.
Aside that, he said they could not compare their office to those of their colleague political parties outside the country, claiming theirs looked like a hen coop.
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Fertiliser manufacturer Ravensdown is spending more than $20 million on new office headquarters and a revamp of its supply line as it concentrates operations in the Christchurch suburb of Hornby.
Construction has begun as it confirms head office will stay outside the central city. Before the 2010-11 Canterbury earthquakes, the manufacturer had about 120 head office staff in the central business district.
Now there are 200 staff at Hornby, which chief executive Greg Campbell says is not a lonely location given the amount of commercial building that continues to take place.
Before the quakes, the farmer-owned co-operative worked from leased premises in Oxford Tce in the central city, after moving its head office up from Dunedin in the late 1990s.
Campbell said building on the land made sense, as it had been under-used and as they wanted to stay in Christchurch. There was also the replacement of older earthquake-compromised storage buildings that had been pulled down.
"The office is only one part, because we are investing in a whole lot of infrastructure across the country. In Hornby, for example, we are looking at new large stores, taking delivery of a new materials handling system.
"We're replacing conveyors and have got a new blending system ... which is the way we handle product on site here ... that increases the load out (by truck) by four or five times faster than our existing one."
Ravensdown supplies fertiliser to the farming community by truck and also by Cresco aircraft through its 100 per cent-owned subsidiary, Aerowork.
The new 1700 sqm single-storey office will be of similar size to the old building and include a customer centre. The site is on Main South Rd.
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Vail, CO (PRWEB) October 07, 2014
Nine months and plenty of construction after the Antlers at Vail hotel in Vail, Colo., launched its Unit Quality Improvement plan with the goal of bringing 100 percent of its suites up to Vails highest Platinum ranking for lodging, more than half of the condominium hotels units have received the luxe upgrades. To celebrate the milestone and complement the upscale new look of its rooms the Antlers has unveiled a new logo and redesigned website just in time for busy Vail ski season bookings.
Designed by Denver-based Wigwam Creative, Antlers at Vails new logo offers a clean, modern approach while incorporating the Colorado mountain resort towns European cachet, as well as the hotels popular elk antlers theme on view in the iconic bronze statue of two clashing elk in the hotels courtyard, a favorite photo opp for guests from around the world. Stylized snow-capped mountains and a yellow sun complete the logo, while offering a hat tip to Vails renowned skiing as well as Colorados famously sunny weather.
The just-launched website emphasizes photography including the newly upgraded units as photographed by Michael Rawlings and styled by Amy Lewis and presents the old sites familiar color palette in a new way. Created by Vail-based Nichols Interactive, the new http://www.antlersvail.com is a responsive site that automatically adjusts to devices used to access it, and puts the most valuable information at the users fingertips while highlighting the fun personality of the Antlers established blog and valuable feedback from travelers on TripAdvisor.
Our logo and corporate identity was 40 years old, and as comfortable as we were with it too comfortable, probably as we began to see the amazing results of our Unit Quality Improvement plan moving us toward becoming an overall Platinum-rated property, we realized it was time for a new logo and visual brand to represent the new Antlers, says Antlers GM Rob LeVine. Both because of our name and our well-known courtyard sculpture, we felt it was important to keep the elk and antlers as part of our logo. Plus, we wanted to convey that although we look better, our values remain the same, emphasizing our the answer is yes, now what is the question approach to customer service, our family feel and our strong role as a community partner.
Unique to vacation destinations, Vail Valley Partnership manages a Lodging Quality Assurance program (LQA) that provides a standardized rating system for all units rented through the Vail Valleys central reservation systems, with Platinum representing the highest level of room appointments. Antlers at Vail interior upgrades in recent months have included granite countertops, stainless appliances, new flooring, lighting, entertainment systems, fireplaces, furnishings and much more with resulting upgrades to the Platinum LQA scores.
Were getting great feedback from our loyal guests who have been coming here for years about the changes both here at the Antlers and on our website, says LeVine, which is so important to us. And at the same time we hope our new look and website presence will make it easier for new guests to find us and see what we have to offer.
About the Antlers at Vail: The Antlers at Vail hotel offers a relaxed Vail lodging experience in a fabulous mountain setting. The hotel is a perennial recipient of the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence and recognized as a TripAdvisor GreenLeader. With condominiums ranging from studio suites up to four-bedroom penthouses, every unit at the Antlers enjoys a fully-equipped kitchen, fireplace, private balcony, daily maid service, and complimentary wi-fi and parking. The Antlers has an A+ location on the banks of Gore Creek, just steps from restaurants, galleries, shops, free Vail town shuttle and the Lionshead Gondola. And Antlers staff is always ready to help with and offer an insider expert take on dinner reservations, activities or any other guest request. For more information, call 1-800-843-8245 or visit http://www.antlersvail.com.
Contact: Anne McGregor Parsons, WordenGroup Public Relations, anne(at)wordenpr(dot)com, 303.777.7667
Toms River, NJ (PRWEB) October 08, 2014
Carls Fencing, Decking & Home Improvements, a family-owned full-service home remodeler, has announced that Jackson residents John Way, along with wife Donna Way, have won their $5,000 grand prize sweepstakes. The sweepstakes, initiated in September, offered one past customer of Carls $5,000 worth of home improvement services.
Over 400 entries were received and the winners were announced at the end of Carls Customer Appreciation Day held at 1579 Route 9 on Saturday, October 4, 2014. According to the sweepstakes's terms and conditions, the winner must have been present to win. We entered because we had things we needed done in our house, said Mrs. Way. We will probably use the money to replace some sliding doors and some windows.
Prior to the drawing at 3:00 pm, past customers of Carls enjoyed a day of fun with free educational seminars, pony rides, a petting zoo, face painting, balloon animals, and refreshments. Vendors in attendance included Owens Corning, Uptite Fasteners, Dexerdry, James Hardie, WOLF, FLW International, and Kensington HPP. Kensington, a replacement vinyl window supplier for Carls, donated four gift cards that were raffled off during the event. Personal appearances were made by Kevin Williams from WOBM Radio and Steve Trevelise from NJ 101.5, along with station vans and crews to provide music and entertainment throughout the day. Toms River Mayor, Thomas F. Kelaher, also attended to conduct a ribbon cutting ceremony celebrating the re-branding and expansion of Carls into all areas of home improvement. Carl's, a recent Asbury Park Press 2014 Reader's Choice Best of the Best winner, had revealed a new logo, store-front LED sign, and fleet of vehicles to the crowd.
Our goal with this sweepstakes, and the event as a whole, was to thank our customers for their continued business over the years, explained owner Carl Delpizzo Jr. Homeowners in the area have a lot of choices when it comes to choosing a contractor and the fact that they have put their trust in us is not something we take lightly. This was our opportunity to give back and the day couldn't have been better."
About Carls Fencing, Decking & Home Improvements
Carls Fencing, Decking & Home Improvements is a full-service home remodeler serving residents throughout New Jersey, Staten Island, and Eastern Pennsylvania. Carl's maintains a seven acre production, warehouse, and showroom facility in Toms River, NJ. Carls installs beautiful and durable fences, decks, railing, outdoor living spaces, and other home improvement products, such as windows, roofing and siding. Throughout more than 40 years in the industry, they have expanded from their roots as a fencing company to provide virtually any other home improvement services needed. As a family-owned and operated company, they have remained committed to providing the premium products, meticulous craftsmanship, and unparalleled customer service on which they built their reputation. For more information, visit: http://www.bycarls.com
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