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Project Announcements
AMI Metals Expands Spokane, Washington, Production Operations
06/20/2025
Collins Aerospace Expands Spokane, Washington, Operations
06/02/2024
Local Bounti Plans Pasco, Washington, Indoor Agricultural Operations
04/26/2024
ROCKWOOL North America Plans Walla Walla County, Washington, Operations
03/11/2024
Manzana Products Relocates-Plans Sunnyside, Washington, Processing Operations
02/28/2024
ZeroAvia Expands Everett, Washington, Electric Propulsion System Plant
06/20/2023
Sila Establishes Moses Lake, Washington, Production Complex
05/07/2022
Ryerson Holding Establishes Centralia, Washington, Operations Center
09/07/2021
Helion Energy Builds Everett, Washington, Fusion Power Plant
08/03/2021
Snow Joe Opens Lacey, Washington, Distribution Hub
08/02/2021
Darigold Establishes Pasco, Washington, Milk Protein-Butter Plant
07/27/2021
Xplore Plans Redmond, Washington, Satellite Manufacturing Center
05/14/2021
Amazon Expands Operations in Redmond, Washington and Puget Sound Region
06/16/2020
Anduril Industries Opens Operations Center in Seattle, Washington
05/13/2020
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Leading Metro Locations 2025: Smaller Markets, Stronger Momentum
Smaller and mid-sized U.S. metros are outpacing big cities, leveraging workforce agility, affordability, and livability to redefine competitiveness and attract investment in 2025.
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2024's Leading Metro Locations Commentary: Chris Chmura
Nearly four years after COVID locked down the U.S. economy, the top 50 Leading Metro Locations in 2024 still depict the ripple effect of the shift to remote work.
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2024's Leading Metro Locations: U.S. Cities on the Rise Amid an Economic Reshuffling
Area Development’s 2024 Leading Metro Locations report reveals shifting dynamics in America’s cities.
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2023's Leading Metro Locations: Hotspots of Economic Growth
The leading metro areas are those poised for long-term growth and are often hubs of high-tech industry, where workers may benefit from an affordable cost of living.
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Rail Gains Advantage Amidst Supply Chain Snarls
Rail lines, which link international cargo gateways to U.S. population centers, offer companies a cost-effective, sustainable transportation option.