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Fate of “Faster Labor Contracts Act” Now in Hands of Senate – Prospects Unclear
Legislation has now been sent to the U.S. Senate designed to shorten the time between when employers and workers forge a contract after those workers have previously approved union representation.
Launching of Atari Hotels Phoenix Project Only Months Away
Construction is now set to begin in Phoenix on a unique and first-of-its-kind $124 million hotel that will be centered on a series of wildly popular arcade video games produced
Macayo’s Phoenix Restaurant Property Now on the Market
A nearly 8,000-square-foot, nicely designed building that has been part of the Macayo’s Mexican Food empire in Phoenix is up for sale. Launched in 1946, Macayo’s is one of the
National Home Sales Strong – May Increase, Says New Report
Home sales last month rose to their highest level of the year, according to new figures just released by the National Association of Realtors, suggesting a robust spring economy. In
Proposal for New Mavrik Convenience Store in Rio Rancho Gets Initial Approval
Members of the Rio Rancho Governing Body may soon be tasked with deciding whether to approve the construction of a just under 4,500-square-foot convenience store, along with half a dozen
Two El Paso Hotels, Off Interstate 10, Now Up for Sale
Two El Paso hotels are up for sale in a unique package listing, with a combined asking price of $3.6 million. The most visually prominent of the properties is the
Japan’s Very Large Sumitomo Forestry Expanding US Homebuilding Presence
In a trend line seen with other foreign companies, a giant logging and wood processing company based in Tokyo is increasingly making itself known in U.S. homebuilding circles. Last month
Denver’s Rossonian Hotel, with Jazz Club Once Frequented by Louis Armstrong, Set for Anticipated Upgrade
Funding has now been secured for the redevelopment of a 114-year-old hotel in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver. The three-story triangular Rossonian Hotel is located at 2650 Welton Street
New Bill to Separate Historic Districts from New Homebuilding in Arizona May be Introduced Within Weeks
Legislation may be brought up before the end of the current Arizona State Legislature’s spring session designed to curb the demolition of historic houses in lieu of building new housing.
Ongoing US/Iran War May Substantially Alter Permanent Strait of Hormuz Access Policies
Iran’s policies regarding access to the Strait of Hormuz may be undergoing a historic change likely to significantly disrupt trade well into the foreseeable future. So asserts a new report
