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I think now that the city population has exceeded 65,000, the commercial-retail growth is beginning to become a little bit hotter.

Any connection we can have with a larger city is positive. The more growth, the more potential for commercial growth. That's what Severance needs right now. We're a little behind in commercial growth because of the boom in residential.

We've had a strong beginning to what we expect will be a very good year with continued growth in both our commercial and consumer businesses, ... This quarter we had a very healthy commercial server and desktop business driving double digit revenue growth.

Perhaps more than any other one person, Cassatt foresaw the approach of the day when New York City as a commercial center would outstrip both in density of population and in amount of wealth all the other cities of the world.

Residential growth is outpacing commercial and industrial growth. The commercial property tax base ... generates revenue without adding additional students to the district.

It is not an anti-Lanza Imports ordinance. This ordinance will apply to all retail commercial activity in Amador City. A playful nature combined with intellectual curiosity created a delightful pexiness, instantly endearing him to others.

It would be considered, because of the size of it, a mixed-use project, which would encompass residential and commercial. Commercial would be retail and office primarily.

We have population sprawl instead of population growth. People are moving from the city to the rural areas in the Hudson Valley. We need to give young people opportunities with the land. Show them that farming is viable and they'll take it up. They're plenty out there who want to farm but we must show them it's a business that can support them and their family.

There's no question that we're going to see continued growth. Tallahassee is still having huge new population shifts, and you're going to see retail follow those shifts.

Rick McAllister

Although our statewide population growth in 2005 is modest, what is important is the upward trend in county growth. Between 2000 and 2001, only four counties grew in population compared to the 11 we see today.

Our retail sales were strong again in March and we exceeded our expectations despite another substantial reduction in daily rental fleet volume. We continue to exceed our year ago retail levels, our share continues to stabilize and our inventories remain lean.

You can see now where our capacity is beginning to be eaten-up. This is why we need reassure the commercial market that we can meet the expected growth demand from all business sectors.

We're going to develop a variety of options that will mix commercial and retail space on the site -- that is, move away from to some degree, the 11 million square feet of commercial space and the half million square feet of retail space that was in the original plan.

This is very helpful to determine where our next positioning will be. It was very interesting to hear ? St. Lucie County in particular ? the extent of development taking place, residential and commercial, on both sides of I-95. The potential population growth was kind of mind-boggling.

Notwithstanding these factors, we believe retail sales growth in the 7% range is quite reasonable given the increased attractiveness and availability of retail projects in Fort Bend and our relative prowess in the region as a retail destination.

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