Landquest Releases Podcast On Economic Forecast For The Triangle Area

by MMI

RALEIGH, N.C. – Jeffrey Milligan, senior vice president of Landquest, a residential development firm specializing in the acquisition, design, permitting and construction of communities located primarily on the East Coast, has announced the release of a podcast on the current and future economic factors that are shaping business in the Triangle for 2007. In the podcast, Kyle Corkum, president of Landquest, addresses the Triangle’s current economic status and land development projections, as well as discusses the future economic forecast for the Triangle, with a focus on real estate. The podcast is now available for download at http://relocatetriangle.typepad.com/relocate_triangle/2007/01/another_economi.html.

“Landquest is very fortunate to have found a place like the Triangle in which to develop housing,” said Corkum. “Not only will this podcast be beneficial to real estate developers, but it provides some great insight into the general state of the Triangle economy.”

About Landquest:
Landquest specializes in residential development including the acquisition, design, permitting and construction of communities on the East Coast. Previously based in Branford, Conn., the company relocated to Raleigh, N.C. in 2005. Landquest has active projects from New Hampshire to South Carolina. Committed to creative and innovative land planning, the firm concentrates on esthetics and high design standards that are sensitive to the land and environment. Often this results in a lower yield, but a more marketable and desirable community to live in. For more information, visit http://www.landquestdevelopment.com.

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