BF Editors’ Blog: Breaking Down Santa’s Influence As A Site Selector
The origin story for Santa has many variations, but present-day versions of the myth lean heavily on his homebase being the North Pole.
$2B Entertainment District Planned At Potomac Yard In Alexandria, VA
The Entertainment District, which will break ground in 2025 and open in late 2028, is expected to create approximately 30,000 jobs over the next several decades.
Digital Media & Film: Ready For Their Close-Up
The digital media and film industry produces entertainment in locations that offer scenery, talent, and more.
Why New York? A Q&A With Hope Knight, Empire State Development
Empire State Development President, CEO & Commissioner Hope Knight talks about how New York innovation and initiatives support growth in manufacturing, clean energy, and more.
Workforce Focus: Site Selection & Quality Of Life
Community involvement and access to a rich variety of activities and amenities have climbed the list of factors for site decisions.
BF Editors’ Blog: Arts & Culture Energize Economies
The economic impact of the arts across the U.S. alone is in the billions, and it continues to grow with business leaders and their workforce giving ever more weight to this quality of life factor.
Lancaster County: A Gold Mine Of South Carolina Opportunities In The Charlotte Metro
Lancaster County’s pro-business practices, affordability, and lifestyle have it among the nation’s fastest-growing counties, and there’s room to grow.
Newport News Shipbuilding Brings Dozens Of Jobs to Norfolk, VA
Newport News Shipbuilding’s additional campus in Norfolk, Virginia, is bringing dozens of jobs to the area, according to the city’s mayor.
Why I Moved My Business to Lafayette, LA — And You Should, Too
Find out why two company leaders chose Lafayette, Louisiana as the best place to relocate and expand their business.
McNeilus Steel Adds Second Facility In Tennessee
McNeilus Steel Inc. plans to invest $23.4 million to expand its operations in Tennessee with the addition of a facility in Morrison.
Spooky Site Selection: A Vampire’s Wish List
In celebration of Halloween, we bring you Lawn Love’s top 10 best (and worst) cities for vampires. Which city would Dracula dig?
Refresh In Rochester: A Q&A With Constellation Brands’ Chief Financial Officer
Constellation Brands CFO Garth Hankinson shares why this global beverage company chose to remain in Rochester for its new headquarters, moving to downtown.
Utah Boasts Vibrant Centers Of Excellence
Corporations choose Utah for its industrial strength, but also for the work-life balance the state offers.
Industrial Diversity Propels New England Growth
The New England region — Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont — is exhibiting notable employment growth across a variety of industry sectors.
Chester County, South Carolina: South Charlotte’s Innovation Corridor
Nestled on Interstate 77 between the breathtaking growth of Charlotte and Columbia, we’re growing fast yet there’s room for more.
Why Virginia? A Q&A With Secretary Caren Merrick
Caren Merrick, Virginia Secretary of Commerce and Trade, shares how the commonwealth's strategic ecosystems and strong talent pipeline offer opportunity to companies across many industries.
Organic Waste Processing Facility Will Bring More Than 150 Jobs To San Diego
An organic waste processing facility will help San Diego comply with a state requirement while bringing more than 100 jobs to the area.
Sustaining Economic Growth In The Face Of Industry Shifts
Amidst economic transformation through dwindling traditional industries and post-pandemic shifts, Wisconsin has made moves that are reaping rewards.
Why Putnam County, Florida? A Q&A With Mark Litten
Mark Litten, VP of Economic Development, Putnam County Chamber of Commerce describes this northeast Florida community's dynamic business climate and great quality of life.
Michigan Moving Forward
With a robust transportation system in place, the Great Lakes State is a prime location for electric vehicles and other advanced manufacturing.