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🏗️ From St. Andrew’s to the Skyline: Building Wins Together! ⚽ At Birmingham City FC, the journey to success mirrors the construction industry – it’s all about assembling the right team, putting in the hard work, and executing with precision. Just like football, construction relies on having the right foundations, whether that’s in the form of skilled players or top-quality recruits on-site. Every goal on the pitch is like a milestone in construction – each one gets us closer to the final win. Whether you’re building a winning team or a project that shapes the skyline, teamwork, resilience, and vision are the keys to success! #BCFC #ConstructionGoals #BuildingSuccess #Teamwork #Construction

Dublin City Council have announced the appointment of Allies & Morrison LLP to develop a masterplan for the redevelopment lands at Marrowbone Lane, with a view to assessing the opportunities for a new state of the art operations depot servicing the southside of the city on the site along with a new sporting amenity for the community. “We look forward engaging with all stakeholders in the coming months to understand better the needs of this historic part of our city.”

The County and City of Charlotte have helped bring more than $440 million in capital investment and 1,291 new jobs to our area in the last two years! The latest is a $13.7M investment from RXO, Inc. The business will expand operations at its local headquarters. The expansion will bring 216 more jobs to our community, with an average yearly salary of $89,769. “One of our core commitments is creating and maintaining a pro-business climate that keeps companies such as RXO competitive and growing in Mecklenburg County,” said Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners Chair George Dunlap. “RXO’s expansion is a victory for both the company and our residents.” This project was a collaborative effort between Mecklenburg County, City of Charlotte, the North Carolina Department of Commerce, the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina (EDPNC) and the North Carolina General Assembly: https://meck.co/3AXdCHW

When we embarked on this journey, our vision was to elevate young talents to extraordinary heights. Not everyone recognises potential at first glance - take Brayden Johnson. Just over a year ago, he was overlooked, undervalued. But value isn't just a number; it's about believing in your people, your assets, your raw potential. Each talent has a unique worth, and we know we're sitting on a goldmine of diamonds right here at our club. Today, we are absolutely electrified to announce that Michael Carrick's Middlesborough has secured one of our most promising gems from Borough to Boro. It's not just a transfer - it's the launch of a star's trajectory. This young man isn't just a player; he's a future England football icon in the making. His potential is explosive. We want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Qayum Shakoor for discovering this extraordinary talent and to Adam Murray and his amazing team for nurturing such brilliance. But beyond this individual success, this is a testament to the power of belief. Anything is possible when you have the courage to dream, to push boundaries, to see beyond the obvious. I'm committed to instilling this fire - this unwavering belief - in every single player and coach in our organization. Two remarkable sales in two windows, and we're just getting started. Our talent pipeline is bursting with potential. Eastbourne Borough isn't just a club - we're a movement. And if you're not watching us yet, now's the time to join our journey. Believe, and you can achieve anything. Absolutely anything.

For decades, the City of Bryan struggled to get noticed by industrial, commercial or residential developers. Today, the city's Kevin Russell says it's a very different scenario. New on Brazos Matters from KAMU Studios: How our 153-year-old county seat has serious momentum, including the Texas A&M-RELLIS Campus transforming into its own epicenter of R&D, and Historic Downtown Bryan poised for significant northside vertical development. 👀 https://lnkd.in/g8WdkWaH 👂🏻 https://lnkd.in/g2DFxKP6 👂🏻 https://lnkd.in/gQfjUhv7

The County and City of Charlotte have helped bring more than $455 million in capital investment and 1,351 new jobs to our area in recent years! The latest is a $15.1M investment from groninger USA, LLC. The business will expand operations at their Charlotte location, adding 60 new jobs with an average yearly salary of $76,037. "groninger’s expansion is an opportunity to create jobs in a variety of fields in our community. We are proud to foster an environment where local companies like groninger can be competitive,” said Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners Chair Mark Jerrell. “The company’s track record of diversity and inclusion in the workplace, partnerships with our schools, colleges and universities, and support for Mecklenburg County priorities sets a strong example." This project was a collaborative effort between Mecklenburg County, the City of Charlotte and the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina (EDPNC): https://meck.co/3PAg7U3

Last week, Maxwell Scully attended the Place North West Greater Manchester Development Update. 🏗️ Exciting projects are on the horizon for areas like Holt Town, Strangeways, and the Northern Quarter, with prominent schemes set to transform these parts of the city. 🏙️ Stay tuned as we keep you updated on the developments shaping Manchester's future. #RothmoreProperty #Manchester #PropertyInvestment

The Greater Brownsville Incentives Corporation (GBIC) seeks to promote economic growth in the southernmost region of Texas by empowering a young and skilled workforce and driving innovation to the area. https://lnkd.in/g_9pc8_4

In September, the Western Reserve Port Authority board of directors voted to acquire City Centre One, where its offices are located, and the nearby Commerce Building for $6 million – an acquisition that in any other year likely would have been the most significant downtown Youngstown news story. Port authority officials see their purchase of the office buildings from Ohio One Corp. less as deviating from previous practices than capitalizing on opportunities. “This one’s a unique approach to what we do. Because what we do is all about productivity and development and what’s good for the economics of the community,” says Anthony Trevena, port authority executive director.