Wal-Mart Begins Construction of Supercenter in Central Reno
March 5th, 2010, by Caitlin Van OrnumAfter a yearlong wait, work has finally begun on the new Super Wal-Mart to be located off
Looking for a new job? Wal-Mart will be hiring in Fall!
After a yearlong wait, work has finally begun on the new Super Wal-Mart to be located off
Looking for a new job? Wal-Mart will be hiring in Fall!
There are very few companies hiring new staff to handle the uptick in home sales that jumped up by 49 percent compared to last year’s January sales. Very few title companies are following in Northern Nevada Title Company’s footsteps in hiring 4 employees to handle the dramatic increase in paperwork. Most companies are waiting for the sales to be more solid while others are still saying they do not expect to return to the boom-era staffing any time soon due to higher-ups handling their own administrative work.
While Commercial real estate investment is not doing so well…Some investors would say that the distressed debt market is currently more active than it has ever been with a fair mix of non-performing and performing loans. There are debt buyers that are getting bigger savings than the cost of buying a property outright.
As some of you may have heard Moana is next on the upgrade train. RTC is moving forward with the plan to widen Moana from 4 to 6 lanes between
Currently the project is only partially designed and RTC officials still don’t know how much commercial land will have to be bought by the government for this expansion.
Some business might have to be relocated even though the project doesn’t touch the actual structure. There’s a possibility of relocating whole buildings because of the parking spaces that will be taken away for the project.
Click here for visuals of the Moana Project.
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NNBW’s article “The House Rules” gives some great pointers on how to keep yourself on task and your mind in your work. It talks about no matter how big or small your work space is you need to, in some way, separate your personal space from your professional space.
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Good numbers for green construction! The US Green Building Council (USGBC) and Booze Allen Hamilton issued a report saying 7.9 million us green jobs will be boosting our economy over the next four (4) years.
Compared to 2000-2008’s numbers which saved/created 2.4 million jobs which generated $123 billion in wages. I hope USGBC succeeds in making ‘Green Building’ obsolete for a much better and cleaner tomorrow for future generations.
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Twenty-three buildings totalling 230 units were destroyed by the fire started by an arsonist on July 30th. The re-building of this apartment complex, located in South Reno, is a blessing to many subcontractors and tradesmen. This project could employ as many as 200 tradesmen through the winter!
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There are mixed opinions about holiday hiring from various retailers located in the staffing by about 20% where others are only planning on hiring a few select people that are passionate about the product(s) being sold in the store(s).
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