| Site Selection 2001 Ginny Deal |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Building blocks: schools, water top Florida's smart-growth agenda. | Real estate industry | Ginny Deal |
| California lights still burning.(voltage lowering in California) | Real estate industry | Tracy Heath, Ginny Deal |
| Canada bridges the future with NAFTA opportunities. | Real estate industry | Ginny Deal |
| Dallas-fort worth: a high-tech haven growing in innovative sites. | Real estate industry | Ginny Deal |
| Down time may be investment time in south america. | Real estate industry | Ginny Deal |
| Europe's 2000 facilities race: UK remains no. 1 with foreign investors. | Real estate industry | Tracy Heath, Ron Starner, Ginny Deal |
| florida's new enchanted kingdom: the high-tech corridor. | Real estate industry | Ginny Deal |
| Hot high-tech markets to watch: five emerging markets show corporate growth developing in technology clusters. | Real estate industry | Ron Starner, Ginny Deal |
| Jacksonville: the expansion city expands its appeal. | Real estate industry | Ginny Deal |
| Knowledge economy broadens to mountain, plains states.(includes related articles) | Real estate industry | Tracy Heath, Mark Arend, Ron Starner, Ginny Deal |
| Mexico has new angles on NAFTA trade equation. | Real estate industry | Ginny Deal |
| Oklahoma tunes up symphony of success. | Real estate industry | Ginny Deal |
| San antonio looks south---and to science---for future growth. | Real estate industry | Ginny Deal |
| South Atlantic states train workers for new era. | Real estate industry | Ginny Deal |
| Tar Heel State beckons business with available labor.(North Carolina) | Real estate industry | Ginny Deal |
| Tech traffic travels to bargain spots.(includes related article)(technological industries moving out of Silicon Valley due to high labor costs) | Real estate industry | Ginny Deal |
| Texas tempts business with new tax legislation. | Real estate industry | Ginny Deal |
| The 36th annual guide to state legislative activity. | Real estate industry | Mark Arend, Ginny Deal |
| Why Johnny moved to the South: more companies are finding qualified employees who want to live and work in the Southeastern U.S. | Real estate industry | Tracy Heath, Ron Starner, Ginny Deal |
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