Southern California market outlook

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An interview with Katell Properties president Jerry Katell revealed that southern California's overall prospects in the industrial and business relocations market remains uncertain, but is strong in some areas, such as Burbank. The slow growth of the property development in southern California stems from the inability of developers to purchase old buildings at below replacement costs. This, coupled with the tight supply of available sites, has placed a damper on new developments.

Subdividers and developers, not elsewhere classified, Industrial Real Estate Developers, Land Subdivision and Land Development, Officials and employees, Interview, Business relocation, Southern California, Katell, Jerry, Katell Properties

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Interstate 95: the East Coast's business lifeline

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The Interstate 95 serves as the vital link for the economic activity of 10 states, linking the states' manufacturing facilities with transportation hubs. Interstate 95 stretches from Houlton, Maine to Miami, Florida which covers the major portion of the land transportation activities in the East Coast. The Interstate 95 links the economies of the states which have high attraction for high technology, including North Carolina, Virginia and Maryland.

Interstate 95

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