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An out-of-market commercial real estate developer has paid an eight-figure sum for farmland where it plans to build a large project. bizjournals.com/cincinnati/n…
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Too much detail stalls decisions. Too little creates gaps. Michael Riscica shares how CSI certifications help all AECO professionals deliver the right information at the right time. Read more: bit.ly/3VWegj2 #AEC #CSICertification
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'We have created an advanced thermo-plastic material made of house-hold waste. Bringing them back to life to support a circular economy for the world.' Jack Bigio, co-founder of @UBQ_Materials joins @LynnPlagmeijer on #InnovNation from the @PeresCenter
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Born Ephraim Goldberg in Toronto to a Jewish family, Frank Gehry became a world famous architect. His grandmother Leah Caplan inspired his creativity,bringing wood bits from her husband’s hardware store and challah dough for him to build miniature cities on the living room floor.
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Taller buildings and more development deals are in the crosshairs of the city of Covington at its $380 million Central Riverfront district. "I think 2027 is going to be a big year for us." bizjournals.com/cincinnati/n…
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After a century of fighting over them, US cities like New York largely abandoned their public bathrooms. That's starting to change. Read about the new book chronicling the troubled history of restroom access and how these spaces have always reflected and reinforced social inequality: bloom.bg/47sIAV4 📷: Bill Tompkins/Michael Ochs Archives via Getty Images
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With all eyes on the inflation statistics released this week, little attention was paid to the Treasury statement released on Friday. It showed the nation racked up a nearly $2 trillion budget deficit in just-ended fiscal year 2026. That’s more than 6% of GDP.
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