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The National Institutes of Health has signed a lease within the Phoenix Bioscience Core at 850 PBC. Here's what is planned for the space.

Looking at some of the deals closed by the top commercial real estate producers of 2022 shows the strength of the Phoenix CRE market.

The Best of NAIOP celebrated the top-performing people, companies, and projects of the past year on April 27 at the Arizona Biltmore.

Stockdale Capital Partners commits $20 million on a major renovation plan to finish converting Ilume Innovation Center in Scottsdale.

Months before its office project, Arbor, is slated for completion, Phoenix-based George Oliver is already amassing pre-lease commitments.

Related Company:  Vermont Business Magazine Hickok & Boardman Insurance Group has announced the appointment of Paul Plunkett as President and Chief Operating Officer. Scott Boardman will continue as Chief Executive Officer. “Paul has been an instrumental part of our success and we are excited to promote him into this key position”, said Scott Boardman, CEO. Plunkett brings over 33 years of insurance experience to this position. He began his career at Hickok & Boardman Insurance Group in 1...

Related Company:  Usifer is the first woman to join the board, joins a growing number of women in leadership at the employee-owned company  Vermont Business Magazine The employee owners of PC Construction announced today that Maureen Usifer of Colchester, Vermont, has been elected to the company’s six-member Board of Directors. Usifer is the first woman to join the board, and her election marks a significant milestone in the company’s commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion. Usifer...

Hospital staff told of their experiences during the coronavirus pandemic - from being the only person a patient has to chat to, and putting their own health concerns aside to carry out their job. Photographs taken inside the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) in Glasgow showed a range of NHS workers from domestics to staff nurses, as they cared for patients. A domestic worker told how he is often the only visitors patients get to chat to. And a diabetic nurse said she had to put...