Justin Sayers is a Reporter at Tucson Star. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, sports business, and technology, with a particular focus on Texas and business leaders. Justin's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Courier Journal, Yahoo Finance, and various Business Journals across the country.
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Justin Sayers' coverage is heavily focused on local business and economic development in the United States, specifically within North Carolina and Charlotte. His articles often highlight private sector announcements, press releases, and government announcements related to business growth, economic development, real estate industry news, film industry updates, retail expansion insights as well as city growth.
Given his focus on these topics and themes in a specific geographic area (Charlotte), individuals or organizations with knowledge of new developments in local businesses, economic initiatives or real estate projects within this region are more likely to garner his attention. Additionally, those who can provide valuable insights into the impact of such developments on the community would also be relevant for outreach.
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Denver company moves ahead with major industrial park outside Austin Denver Business Journal
Data center tech provider approved for incentives to move HQ from Round Rock to Georgetown
Q&A: Expert foresees growing AI integration in Austin manufacturing sector
By: Justin Sayers
"My eye is on that prize. That's what we're working on, and that's what we anticipate happening."
Philadelphia-based real estate giant moving forward with industrial project in Georgetown
Bastrop County approves incentives for billion-dollar data center campus
By: Justin Sayers
Red Oak Development Group CEO Tom Staub has a plan: He wants to invest $15 billion to build 10 “mini cities” on thousands of acres mostly around Austin. The only problem? It’s har…
By: Justin Sayers
AUSTIN ( Austin Business Journal ) — Red Oak Development Group CEO Tom Staub has a plan: He wants to invest $15 billion to build 10 “mini cities” on thousands of acres mostly around Austin.
Liberty Hill moves closer to reeling in its 'whale': Costco
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