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Situated on 11.8 acres, Viega LLC's Broomfield campus will be home to a state-of-the-art, 55,000-square-foot North American headquarters as well as a 24,000-square-foot training facility. The new headquarters will be a Class A office building featuring a sweeping curved roof, a design inspired by Viega's innovative fittings. The building will incorporate a variety of Viega solutions including press fittings, fire suppression systems, radiant heating and cooling, carrier systems and manifolds. A courtyard will feature Viega's radiant snow melt systems.

The new training facility is in addition to the company's existing training facility located in Nashua, N.H. and will expand Viega's training capacity. The facility will offer hands-on, interactive training on Viega systems and solutions. The training facility will also incorporate and highlight Viega fittings, radiant heating and cooling systems, fire suppression systems and carrier systems.

Glass curtain walls in both buildings will let in natural light as well as showcase great views. Estimated completion for both buildings is late 2018.

"We've received such a warm welcome in Colorado already and are excited to establish our new campus. Our new state-of-the-art headquarters and training center will provide a working environment that our colleagues and customers deserve and will highlight our innovative products," said David Garlow, CEO, Viega LLC. "The growth in this area shows no signs of slowing and there is a wealth of talent here that has already strengthened our team."

Land use has been optimized to position the company for future growth and development at the site. Close proximity to the Denver International Airport will also make Viega more accessible to customers and partners.

Viega LLC employs nearly 600 people in North America, with a central manufacturing and distribution center in McPherson, Kansas, as well as distribution centers in Nevada, Georgia and Pennsylvania, and a training facility in New Hampshire.

About Viega:The Viega Group, with a tradition of innovation for more than 115 years, has more than 4,000 employees worldwide and is among the leading manufacturers of pipe fitting installation technology. In metal press systems for industrial, commercial and residential projects, the company is the global market leader. In the U.S., Viega LLC employs nearly 500 people and offers more than 3,000 products. These include Viega ProPress for copper and stainless, Viega MegaPress for black iron pipe and Viega PEX Press systems in Zero Lead bronze and high-performance polymer. Viega also specializes in the design, production and installation of ProRadiant heating and cooling systems. For more information, visit http://www.viega.us.

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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Construction has begun on a new office tower and hotel for downtown Grand Rapids.

Rendering of Grand Rapids Hyatt Place

Orion Construction held a groundbreaking Tuesday for the structures which will put a 15-story building and 12-story hotel in the Ellis Parking lot at 150 Ottawa Avenue. The hotel will be a Hyatt Place and The Warner Building will house Warner Norcross & Judd LLP and Chemical Banks West Michigan main office.

The Hyatt Place will also feature a ground-floor restaurant, full-service bar, indoor pool and meeting spaces. The two buildings will share a 430-space parking deck.

The Warner Building will be built first, with the steel equipment being stored in the area where the hotel will be. Once the steel is in place for the office building, Orion will start building the hotel. A 22-story tower crane will be onsite during construction.

The buildings are expected to be open in 2019.

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By Victoria Mitchell

Commissioners were expected to take the next step toward finalizing development agreement documents for a new six-story office building in the existing City Hall parking lot June 26. (Rendering by Krieger Klatt Architects; provided by the city of Royal Oak)

Posted June 26, 2017

ROYAL OAK Commissioners are expected to give their go-ahead Monday night to lawyers tasked with finalizing development agreement documents for a new six-story office building in the existing Royal Oak City Hall parking lot.

The vote to finalize the negotiations for a $36.25 million, Class A 142,523-square-foot building is scheduled for the night of June 26.

The preliminary, agreed-upon document with the Central Park Development Group headed by Ron Boji and Sam Surnow would still have to go before city commissioners for final approval, which the commission estimated would happen in late July or early August.

Commissioners met June 21 inside City Hall for a special workshop to discuss the suggested terms between Royal Oak and the development group. The office building would be built on city-owned property.

Terms included selling the property valued at $900,000 to the Central Park Development Group for $1 and providing a $5.5 million financial ask of the city. The money would not be paid directly to the developer, but rather into an escrow account and accessed by contractors once the Central Park Development Group spends $8.5 million of its own money on the project.

City Manager Don Johnson said the $5.5 million would come from the general fund.

City of Royal Oak Economic Development Manager Todd Fenton said subsidies are a normal part of business in Michigan because the gap between construction prices and the rental market is so large.

The construction costs in Detroit are the same as they are in New York, Fenton said. The difference is, the rents are not the same as they are in New York, and so the scales are tipped.

Independent consultant and Plante Moran CRESA Partner Greg VanKirk said his firm analyzed the construction budget presented by the development group and deemed it reasonable by industry standards.

VanKirk said that after looking at all costs, he determined that $80 per square foot of rentable area would be a reasonable cost for the purposes of the citys negotiations.

VanKirk said rental rates for new, Class A Royal Oak office property is estimated at $30 per square foot. He said that by comparison, Birmingham and Detroit demand about $40 per square foot, and Southfield rates are in the mid to high 20s.

VanKirk explained that after deducting $9 per square foot for operating expenses, that leaves the developers to collect $21 per square foot for 128,353 square feet of rentable area, creating anywhere from a $5 million to $10 million gap in the project, based on a 10 percent rate of return, the per-square-foot cost estimation and other variable factors.

Essentially what we are saying is, the math comes out at roughly a $5 million to $10 million gap to get the appropriate rate of return, he said.

Fenton said another aspect of the project to be taken into consideration is that it is a speculative office building, meaning there is greater risk by the developer because the building has not been leased out prior to construction.

Independent consultant attorney Brandy Mathe, from the law firm of Kerr, Russell and Weber, said the city would be reimbursed for its investments through incremental tax revenue.

According to the term sheet, Central Park Development Group must pay the city back its initial investment in eight years, and if the taxes are not recaptured in that time frame, the group would have to pay the difference to the city. The total amount of all tax revenue generated by the office building must be at least $12.8 million over the first 20 years.

The office building was, at one time, a key component in the citys proposed civic center plan, which when originally envisioned in 2014 and presented in 2016, would have contained a new City Hall on two floors of the Class A building. Class A buildings are the highest-quality buildings.

Since that time, many iterations of the proposed civic center plan have emerged, most recently showing the footprint stretching from Main to Knowles streets and 11 Mile Road to Third Street and including a parking structure, new City Hall building, new Police Department headquarters and central park all of which would be owned and managed by the city.

The office building is also in the footprint and would be owned and managed by the Central Park Development Group.

The other city-managed components of the civic center plan have not been finalized or approved; however, the office building deal is contingent upon the parking deck construction, eventual current City Hall demolition and central park creation.

Fenton said the office building helps the city reach a goal recommended by the downtown task force in 2014 to bring 180,000 square feet of Class A office space into the downtown by 2020, along with creating 1,000 jobs to establish daytime foot traffic.

This would position Royal Oak for the future, he said.

Fenton said the Central Park Development Group office building would bring about 700 jobs to the building and produce an annual economic impact of $234 million. Fenton said the 18-month construction phase alone is anticipated to create more than 500 jobs with an economic impact of $74 million.

The rest of the region would be positively impacted by this project, he said.

On May 9, the Planning Commission unanimously approved a conditional site plan and a special use permit for the Central Park Development Groups office building.

During the June 21 workshop, commissioners said they hosted the special workshop prior to Mondays regular meeting so that residents could express their input beforehand or be better informed to comment with their support and/or concerns during the June 26 public comment. One resident attended the workshop.

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Staff Writer Victoria Mitchell covers Royal Oak and Clawson along with Royal Oak and Clawson school districts. Mitchell has worked for C & G Newspapers since 2014 and attended the University of Michigan-Dearborn and Wayne State University. She is a Michigan Press Association award-winner for writing, design and general excellence and in her spare time enjoys volunteering with the Girl Scouts of America.

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Sovereign Partners and JLL have announced the upcoming construction of a new office building at Grace Lake Corporate Center, an office park at One Village Center Drive in Van Buren Township, Michigan, in the Detroit market.

The new building will have about 150,000 square feet of space available for lease beginning in late 2018.

This speculative project would mark one of the first new Class-A office buildings of its size the Detroit market has seen in more than 15 years.

JLL is the exclusive leasing agent of Grace Lake Corporate Center. A.J. Weiner, managing director at JLL, and Anne Knopke, vice president at JLL, will represent the property throughout the leasing process.

Originally built in 2004, Grace Lake Corporate Center also has up to 800,000 square feet of build-to-suit land for future construction opportunities. The property is the closest Class-A office facility to the Detroit Metro Airport with easy highway access to downtown Detroit, Ann Arbor, Toledo and the Oakland County suburbs.

Tenants in the new building will have access to all of the propertys current amenities, including a full-service cafeteria and market, fitness center, a conference and training center, putting green, abundant parking, wooded nature trails and a walking path around Grace Lake.

Groundbreaking is expected to begin before the end of 2017 with estimated completion in 2018.

Tags | Detroit, JLL, Michigan, Office, Sovereign Partners, Van Buren Township

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The Stiles real estate firm is moving forward with plans to redevelop a stretch of downtown Fort Lauderdale with residential units, retail and a 25-story office tower.

Stiles is scheduled to meet with the citys Development Review Committee on Tuesday to discuss 348 apartments and 25,222 square feet of retail at 212 SE Second Ave. Stiles last year paid $13.1 million for the Bank of America building on the site.

Meanwhile, the developer has started preleasing an office building on a neighboring parcel at 201 E. Las Olas Blvd. as part of a previously announced deal with Broward College to replace its two aging buildings.

The 395,836-square-foot office tower, expected to open in the fall of 2020, would include about 17,000 square feet of ground-floor retail.

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Stiles is preleasing a 25-story office building in downtown Fort Lauderdale.

Stiles is preleasing a 25-story office building in downtown Fort Lauderdale. (Stiles)

The office building would be the largest built in downtown Fort Lauderdale since Stiles developed 200 Las Olas Circle nearly a decade ago. AutoNation is that buildings signature tenant.

Office construction virtually ended following the Great Recession, and developers have been slow to propose new projects in the years since.

But market observers say the timing is right for a new building, pointing out the strong demand for space in downtown Fort Lauderdale.

I would say the lack of large blocks of contiguous space in downtown Fort Lauderdale could be hindering new business relocation, said Peter Reed, of Commercial Florida Realty Services in Boca Raton.

Stiles executives did not return calls Monday. But Chairman Terry Stiles said earlier this year that the office building would revitalize the area by bringing new and exciting entertainment and dining options to the ground level as well as open venues for gathering.

City officials are trying to make the downtown corridor a live-work-play destination, and having retail within walking distance is a key component of that strategy, said Barry Wolfe, vice president of investments for Marcus & Millichap in Fort Lauderdale.

To be living downtown and still having to drive everywhere, it becomes more challenging, Wolfe said.

In an online brochure marketing the office tower, Stiles says it has built more than 4 million square feet on and near Las Olas Boulevard.

Projects include Bank of America Plaza at Las Olas City Centre, Plaza at Las Olas and Amaray Las Olas.

Amaray, a luxury apartment building at 215 S.E. Eighth Ave., sold this month for $133.5 million.

VistaBlue Singer Island, a boutique oceanfront condominium located in Riviera Beach is expected to be completed in January.

VistaBlue Singer Island, a boutique oceanfront condominium located in Riviera Beach is expected to be completed in January.

The home was owned by the late Leonard Miller, co-founder of Miami-based home builder Lennar Corp., and his wife, Miami philanthropist Susan Miller.

The home was owned by the late Leonard Miller, co-founder of Miami-based home builder Lennar Corp., and his wife, Miami philanthropist Susan Miller.

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GREENSBORO Developers are slowly coming back to Greensboro with small projects as the city reaches the bottom of a 15-year slump for major construction projects.

The number of large projects is down by 61 percent in the past five years, as compared with 2000-2005, the City of Greensboros Growth & Development Trends report for April shows.

From 2011 through 2016 developers planned 229 large-scale projects which generally involves the construction of public infrastructure compared with 593 in 2000-2005. During 2006-2010 those building permits also declined to 329, which reflected the end of the real-estate boom and the depth of the national recession.

The citys statistical report offers a picture of the citys population, employment and development patterns for the past 5 years.

Smaller site-plan approvals, which typically involve one lot or building, grew by 9 percent in 2011- 2016, compared with the previous 5-year period. The most recent periods 497 site plans is dramatically fewer than the 661 from 2000-2005 before the recession.

Industrial, institutional and a small number of mixed-use projects are leading that site-plan growth, and there was a continued slump in new commercial projects shown in both parts of the survey. Commercial projects include office and retail development.

Although overall numbers are down, a few noteworthy projects are making visible changes in the local skyline, including two major downtown projects at First National Bank Field, home of the Greensboro Grasshoppers.

Developer Roy Carroll is building the $70 million Carroll at Bellemeade which includes a hotel and apartments, and a team of local developers is preparing to build a $24 million, nine-story office building at the corner of Bellemeade and Eugene streets that will be integrated into First National Bank Field.

More broadly, the recession is not the only reason for the limited recovery in development, one member of the Greensboro Zoning Commission said.

Janet Mazzurco, president of Verona Marble and Tile, which is a construction contractor, said she supports smart development, but the citys tax rate and permitting processes are not as streamlined as they are in other cities and that makes it easier for companies to build elsewhere.

Its absolutely nothing to do with the recession in my opinion, Mazzurco said. When you visit other cities, they are thriving. Greensboro is lagging behind. Raleigh is thriving. Charlotte is thriving. Winston-Salem is thriving. Were eating Winston-Salems dust.

Greensboros being viewed as a city with a tax rate that is too high, that is not value-added, and we are developer unfriendly. Therefore we are no longer attracting outside developers from other large cities that are willing to bring larger developments and shopping centers that other cities have.

One small example, Mazzurco said, is Trader Joes, a specialty grocery store that opened in Winston-Salem after considering a Greensboro location at Hobbs Road and Friendly Avenue that drew neighborhood opposition.

Despite an open invitation from the Greensboro City Council to take a second look, Trader Joes officials said in May that the city is not currently on their list of sites.

Its heartbreaking for me as a zoning commissioner in this city to go to Winston-Salem and see things we would love to have in the city of Greensboro, Mazzurco said. It is heartbreaking for me to see the citizens of Greensboro spending their money in Winston-Salem and supporting their tax base when we could be supporting our tax base.

The way Greensboro residents earn their income also is changing.

During the past 15 years more than 15,000 Guilford County residents have moved to Forsyth County, nearly 2,000 more than moved from Forsyth to Guilford. In all, 54,761 people moved from Guilford to Forsyth, Rockingham, Randolph, Alamance, Davidson and Mecklenburg counties, which is 4,405 more than moved into Guilford from those counties, according to income-tax returns the city analyzed.

The majority of jobs in Guilford County are in the service sector, according to the report, with that category comprising 61 percent of 246,000 jobs in 2015. Despite heavy losses, the goods-producing sector, manufacturing, construction and other industries category is holding strong at 19 percent, compared with 23 percent 10 years earlier. In Mecklenburg and Wake counties, goods producing jobs make up less than 15 percent of the workforce.

Of the counties studied in the city report, only Forsyth comes close to that figure in goods producing, also with 19 percent of its employment base.

Contact Richard M. Barron at 336-373-7371 and follow @BarronBizNR on Twitter.

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Students at Salem Woods Elementary School helped do some of the digging at the groundbreaking ceremony for the start of renovations funded by the 2015 bond on Thursday, June 22.

Frank Wagner and Salem Woods elementary students began their summer with some last-minute groundwork.

Ceremonies marking the start of renovations at both schools were held last week. Representatives from the Monroe School District, Snohomish County Council, city of Monroe and other agencies attended, as well as staff and students, who helped do some of the digging.

Over the next 15 months major demolition will occur following construction of new, bigger and modern facilities. The work being done at the two schools is part of six projects planned or already completed within the Monroe School District; all are being funded by the 2015 bond measure passed by 62.75 percent of voters in April 2015.

I think everything about it increases learning, from good air flow to lighting to heating to indoor spaces to proximity, said Salem Woods principal Janna Pope. I think it will all add to learning.

Popes school is receiving an overhaul. Aside from the building that includes the gym, kitchen and music space, every other structure will be replaced, said MSD spokesperson Tamara Krache. The new instructional facility will be two stories when complete, she said.

Pope said she is excited about opportunities for shared learning the new layout will provide. Classrooms in each grade level will be connected to a commons space for collaboration between classes. Cubbies for coats and backpacks will be set up in the communal area. Right now, students in any given grade level could be scattered across the school, far away from their peers, she said.

Pope said she is equally looking forward to the improved safety of the building, which will be almost completely enclosed, with fewer access points. Staff and students will not have to go outdoors to get anywhere aside from the gym, and having a Northwest design with indoor hallways will offer protection from the elements, she said.

Krache said Salem Woods will also get a new library, public gathering area and administration area. Pope added there will be an outdoor learning space near the salmon-bearing Richardson Creek running behind the school.

Washington-based Tiger Construction will complete the renovation work, which costs nearly $16.6 million, not including sales tax, Krache said.

Big changes are also in store for Frank Wagner.

The schools 11 new classrooms also will be set up in a two-story building, Krache said. The structure will be built up between the old classrooms and the office. The Student Learning Center will be leveled and administration offices updated, she said.

The hallway of the existing classroom building will be extended to run the entire length of the first floor, and the open mesh stairways will be enclosed with glass, Krache said. ...Its Washington, and we get lots of fun weather, so they are going to enclose that with glass.

Frank Wagner will also have a new library, public gathering area and outdoor learning space by the time construction wraps up in August 2018, Krache said. Salem Woods is on the same schedule.

There should be few disruptions to learning at both sites throughout the upcoming school year, Krache said. Pope said new classrooms at her school will be right next door to the current building, which will be demolished once the updated structure is finished. The site where the old building stood will then become a parking lot and student drop-off area, she said.

Krache said administrators and counselors at Frank Wagner will be moved to temporary offices. Those will be either relocated or leveled once construction is complete. The total cost of work at the school is nearly $11.4 million, and will be completed by Washington-based Faber Construction.

Pope said the school will lose some parking space during construction. All parents have been informed there will not be room to pick up and drop off students, who will all be asked to ride the bus next year. She said staff will have to get creative in hosting annual events, and she hopes it doesnt limit volunteer participation.

It is a one-year challenge, but we get something great at the end, Pope said.

Although the groundbreaking was held in June, work officially begins in July, Krache said.

The design process for each school included input from staff, students, parents and the community, according to the school district. The cost of the projects included in the 2015 bond proposal total $110.9 million, plus $640,000 in mitigation fees paid by home developers, and $21.3 million in state construction assistance, according to the school district.

The modernization of Park Place Middle School has already started, and three ballfields have been completed at Monroe High School.

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Explore This 10' by 12' Sunroom Addition, Which Can Also Be A General House Extension

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With five large windows and a double French door, this sunroom will get plenty of light. You can plop your Lazyboy in the corner and just immerse yourself in your enclosed "outdoor space". I say outdoor space because with that much window real estate, you will practically feel like your outside.

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Project: Repair or Replace Window Hardware, Latches or Tracks

Location: Castle Rock, CO

Date: 06/25/2017

Is this an emergency?: No

Repair Problems: Broken track, Block and tackle (pulley)

Request Stage: Planning & Budgeting

Desired Completion Date: More than 2 weeks

What kind of location is this?: Home/Residence

Project: Install or Repair Window Well Covers

Location: Castle Rock, CO

Date: 06/21/2017

Features: Support weight of person, Lets light in

Material of Cover: Metal (Steel or Aluminum)

Request Stage: Ready to Hire

Desired Completion Date: Within 1 week

What kind of location is this?: Home/Residence

Project: New Windows - 3-5

Location: Castle Rock, CO

Date: 06/20/2017

Nature of Project: New Window(s) - Installation

Number of Windows: 3 - 5

Request Stage: Ready to Hire

Desired Completion Date: Timing is flexible

Project: Install or Repair Door or Window Screens

Location: Castle Rock, CO

Date: 06/20/2017

Floor of screen installation: First

Kind of Screen: Insect screen (traditional)

Quantity Needed: 1

Request Stage: Ready to Hire

Desired Completion Date: Timing is flexible

What kind of location is this?: Home/Residence

Property Owner: Yes

Comment: Patio screen door

Project: Repair or Replace Window Hardware, Latches or Tracks

Location: Castle Rock, CO

Date: 06/20/2017

Is this an emergency?: No

Repair Problems: Window sticks, Window jammed

Window Frame Material: Vinyl clad

Request Stage: Ready to Hire

Historical Work: No

Desired Completion Date: 1 - 2 weeks

What kind of location is this?: Home/Residence

Property Owner: Yes

After Business Hours: No

Covered by Insurance: No

Comment: Windows close but are very hard to close and do not latch or lock. The windows are sliders with the latches on the side.

Project: New Window - Single

Location: Castle Rock, CO

Date: 06/19/2017

Nature of Project: New Window(s) - Installation

Number of Windows: 1

Is this an emergency?: No

Request Stage: Ready to Hire

Desired Completion Date: Timing is flexible

Comment: Bedroom window needs replaced. It is currently screwed closed but the hardware broke so that it can't stay closed any longer. Old window removed and replaced required.

Project: Install or Repair Door or Window Screens

Location: Castle Rock, CO

Date: 06/19/2017

Floor of screen installation: First, Second

Kind of Screen: Insect screen (traditional)

Quantity Needed: 6 - 10

Request Stage: Ready to Hire

Desired Completion Date: Within 1 week

What kind of location is this?: Home/Residence

Property Owner: Yes

Comment: Big sliding door screen also needs replacement

Project: Install or Repair Door or Window Screens

Location: Castle Rock, CO

Date: 06/19/2017

Floor of screen installation: First

Kind of Screen: Insect screen (traditional)

Quantity Needed: 1

Request Stage: Ready to Hire

Desired Completion Date: Timing is flexible

What kind of location is this?: Home/Residence

Property Owner: Yes

Comment: Patio screen door

Project: Install or Repair Door or Window Screens

Location: Castle Pines, CO

Date: 06/17/2017

Floor of screen installation: First

Kind of Screen: Other

Quantity Needed: 1

Request Stage: Ready to Hire

Desired Completion Date: Timing is flexible

What kind of location is this?: Home/Residence

Property Owner: Yes

Comment: Roller wheel broke on sliding screen door. Need to replace the Prime Line B515 Sliding Screen Door Spring Tension Roller.

Project: Install or Repair Door or Window Screens

Location: Castle Rock, CO

Date: 06/15/2017

Floor of screen installation: First

Kind of Screen: Retractable (available in bug and solar screening)

Quantity Needed: 1

Request Stage: Ready to Hire

Desired Completion Date: Within 1 week

What kind of location is this?: Home/Residence

Property Owner: Yes

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