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What's Happening: Siemens pays millions for Lexington property to build production plant - Vimarsana News

What's Happening: Siemens pays millions for Lexington property to build production plant

Here's What's Happening in Davidson County: Siemens Mobility has pad more than $16 million for property in Lexington where it will build $220 million production plant; Speedy's Barbecue inches closer

Lexington lands 506-job project. Siemens Mobility gains incentives for what is believed to be largest single capital investment in city's history. - Vimarsana News

Lexington lands 506-job project. Siemens Mobility gains incentives for what is believed to be largest single capital investment in city's history.

Lexington has landed a $220 million, 506-job commitment from global manufacturer Siemens Mobility Inc. planning its first East Coast operations.

Siemens chooses Lexington for $220 million plant - Vimarsana News

Siemens chooses Lexington for $220 million plant

LEXINGTON — A $220 million plant to build passenger rail coaches will be built in Lexington, bringing up to 500 jobs to Davidson County, officials announced Tuesday.

Siemens chooses Lexington for $220 million plant - Vimarsana News

Siemens chooses Lexington for $220 million plant

LEXINGTON – A $220 million plant to build passenger rail coaches will be built in Lexington, bringing up to 500 jobs to Davidson County, officials announced Tuesday.

Sale of Winston-Salem medical building for $21.5 million extends trend of high-profile purchases - Vimarsana News

Sale of Winston-Salem medical building for $21.5 million extends trend of high-profile purchases

The sale is part of a larger trend of the past four years involving out-of-state real-estate groups buying medical facility properties in the Triad.