News
Arizona’s Pima Community College Seeking November Bond Approval for Construction and Upgrades
A series of facility upgrade projects will be launched at growing Pima Community College, depending upon the fate of a bond proposal facing Pima County voters next month. Proposition 430,
Foreign-Born Construction Workforce Now at Historic High-Future Growth Uncertain, Says New Report
Some 35% of all construction trades workers are made up of men and women born in other countries, according to a just-published report. Looking at the latest available industry statistics,
Denver’s Popular Ball Arena Now in Line for Renovation
Plans are underway for an extensive upgrading of the famous and much-used Ball Arena in Denver. The owners of the facility, located at 1000 Chopper Circle, have announced plans to
Modernist 1980s Building in Colorado City Known for its Corporate Offices Set to Go to Auction
Plans have been announced for the two-day auction beginning on November 16 of a 3-story modern office building in the central Colorado city of Greenwood Village. Located at 5500 South
Challenging Financials Prompt Grocery Store Giant Albertsons to Contemplate New Path Forward
The second-largest supermarket chain in the country is continuing to face declining revenue figures, four years after exiting what would have been a historic merger deal. In its most recent
Santa Fe Voters to Decide on Four Separate Bond Proposals Geared for Road, Recreation Center, and Park Work
Upwards of $11.2 million in funds may soon be available for a variety of road projects in Santa Fe, depending upon the results of next month’s election. The question will
Large Apartment Complex Proposed for Side Adjacent to Famous Phoenix Shopping Center
Plans are underway for the building of a new apartment complex that will go up in a busy section of northeast Phoenix. The project will see the construction of a
Starbucks Pushing New Store Designs, Denies Merger with Chipotle
In a move to expand its footprint in urban areas, the Starbucks Corporation is advancing a plan to create smaller café spaces, while also returning to the sit-down configurations that
New Mexico November Contests for Governor and US Senate as Well as General Obligation Bond Question
Exactly $116 million will go for the construction of a new School of Medicine on the main Albuquerque campus of the University of New Mexico, depending upon the fate of
Work Set to Being Long-Planned Santa Teresa Union Pacific Railroad Overpass
A Request for Proposals has been issued by Dona Ana County in New Mexico for a project centering on the construction of a new separated overpass structure at Santa Teresa.
