Month: January 2022

Alexandria Real Estate Equities Inc. stock falls Friday, still outperforms market

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Shares of Alexandria Real Estate Equities Inc. ARE, -0.40% sank 0.40% to $209.00 Friday, on what proved to be an all-around rough trading session for the stock market, with the S&P 500 Index SPX, -0.41% falling 0.41% to 4,677.03 and Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, -0.01% falling 0.01% to 36,231.66. Alexandria Real Estate Equities Inc. …

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McHale Landscape Design acquires Hawkins Landscape Service

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On the heels of celebrating its 40th anniversary, McHale Landscape Design added Hawkins Landscape Service, a high-end, residential design/build and gardening firm in the Washington, D.C., metro region. A definitive purchase agreement was finalized on Jan. 4. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. “We are thrilled to welcome the Hawkins Landscape Service team into …

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Wood Wax Market 2021 Growth, Trends, Leading Players and Business Insights Forecast to 2030 – Industrial IT

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The increasing awareness among people about the clean and hygienic environment has led to the increase in the usage of wood wax for wood polishing and coatings. Wax is an integral part of wooden products even if there are many other alternatives both relatively higher and lower pricing. Paraffin wax is a synthetic product whereas, …

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Green Roof Energy Series Part 5: Assuming Insulation

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“Cooler than Cool Roofs: How Heat Doesn’t Move Through a Green Roof” “Cooler than Cool Roofs: How Heat Doesn’t Move Through a Green Roof” is the 7-part Green Roof Energy Series explaining the key aspects of green roof heat transfer issues and the best ways to take advantage of a green roof’s energy benefits by …

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Architecture fans are unhappy over the future of Robert Bruno’s quirky Steel House in Texas | News

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anchor Image courtesy Wikimedia Commons user Leaflet. Two patrons of former Texas Tech University professor Robert Bruno’s famous Ransom Canyon are up in arms over the fate of one of American architectural history’s most significant self-built structures. Texas Monthly is reporting that plans for the corten …

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Downtown Kingston’s Queen Street ripe for redevelopment, no shortage of ideas – Kingston

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The new year could bring a new opportunity to re-imagine the future of Queen Street in downtown Kingston, Ont. City planners and residents say the street is ripe for residential intensification and beautification projects, even though the nine-block route with its narrow sidewalks is better known for its legal battles over highrise buildings and is …

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J.S. Held Expands Building Consulting Practice in Canada with the Acquisition of SPECS

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JERICHO, N.Y. – Sept. 17, 2019/InsPress/ – J.S. Held, a global consulting firm, announced today that it has acquired SPECS (Specialized Property Evaluation Control Services).  Headquartered in Langley, British Columbia, SPECS is the largest property risk and loss quantification consulting firm in Canada. The firm is recognized as a trusted partner in helping insurers, facility …

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Plan to replace Mundelein’s languishing Oak Creek Plaza with townhouses moves forward

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A developer’s plan to build townhouses where an all-but-vacant shopping center in Mundelein now stands has cleared an important hurdle. The village’s planning and zoning commission on Wednesday supported a proposal to raze most of the Oak Creek Plaza building on Townline Road east of Route 45 and build townhouses there. The company behind the …

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Citizens State Bank Selects Lendsmart to Enhance Its Mortgage Lending Process | News

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NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Jan 7, 2022– Citizens State Bank, a Wisconsin-based community bank focused on commercial and personal banking products, has selected Lendsmart, an AI-driven digital lending platform, to improve its digital lending operations and offer a seamless customer experience. With Lendsmart’s AI technology, Citizens State Bank will be able to process more loans and help …

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CRG Sells Portion of $500M, 80-Acre Mixed-Use Community in West Suburban St. Louis

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Located at 350 Wildhorse Lake Blvd., The Flats at Wildhorse Village will feature studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom floorplans on four floors. CHESTERFIELD, MO. — CRG has sold 4.9 acres within Wildhorse Village, a newly-built, 80-acre, $500 million mixed-use community in Chesterfield, about 22 miles west of St. Louis. CRG sold the land to St. …

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