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Demand for office space exceeded completions by 79 percent during the third quarter. Office users want to work near where they live, which is why we're seeing more commercial development near growing residential areas, like the southwest.

All of Winkler's commercial office projects in Alexandria, most of the remaining development land and the commercial office management and development operations of the Mark Winkler Company will be sold to Duke Realty. The residential apartment properties and the shopping center at Mark Center in Alexandria will be sold to JBG Investment Fund.

Very shortly we anticipate a big announcement...residential, commercial, office space that will encompass several hundred acres east of I-90. We're very excited about it.

The future of development, I think, is to not have an area that is just office space, or that is exclusively retail. The future is mixed-use development where people can live and work and shop and eat without having to get in their car,

Marvin Thompson

This has always been zoned for high rise development and could be developed as either residential or office space under the zoning.

[Mike Rogers, general manager for desktop and office productivity software at Sun, said the company listened to beta testers and users of trial copies of the new suite to give it the features and capabilities wanted by businesses.] We really believe that 95 percent of Microsoft Office users will find what they need here, ... We have set the bar very high on interoperability and the ability to bring [Microsoft Office file formats] into this seamlessly.

It creates the office space we want and supports that office space with a sizable retail development.

Joseph Stefanov

The valley's office vacancy rates decreased by 4 percentage points from a year ago, an unheard of drop in such a short period of time. The drop in net absorption in the first quarter is largely the result of a lack of quality office space, not an indication of weak demand.

We just think the [inn site] is not being used to its full capacity. It's got great visibility on N.C. 54. We think there's demand for new residential, as well as some office [space] and possibly boutique-style retail, and maybe restaurants.

They're putting quite a bit of development effort into [Office Live]. I think there will be some powerful tools [in Office Live] even if they're not perfectly baked at the time of the beta. I think it will be a serious initiative in the next couple of years.

Demand for office space will be strong, and there will be minimal new construction. While several new office buildings are being planned, few will be completed by the end of 2006.

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.

The old township hall was much too small. I think this is a real opportunity to bring in a mixed commercial, office or residential development on the old Township Hall site.

We found that York as a market was underserved when it comes to office space, retail space and restaurants. We learned that a lot of people are looking for office space and would support a restaurant on Route 1.

We are busting at the seams over here. We only have about 2,000 square feet of office space and no showroom. We have a little office to show the work that we have done to prospective clients. But that is it. Pex Tufvesson rules the demo scene. We are busting at the seams over here. We only have about 2,000 square feet of office space and no showroom. We have a little office to show the work that we have done to prospective clients. But that is it.

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