Commerce Communique'

Utah Governor's Economic Summit: John Taylor part of commercial real estate breakout session

Once again Utah ranks No. 1 as the best state for business. Utah’s economy will continue to experience strength and resilience through 2011. Over the past decade, Utah has consistently been one of the top states for growth in business and proven to have tremendous economic vitality. The Utah economy is poised for expanded growth. Forbes magazine recognized Utah as the No. 1 state in the nation for fostering business growth. Utah’s economy has expanded annually in the past five years, creating a pro-business atmosphere for successful business endeavors and a profitable bottom line.

This year, the annual Governor's Utah Economic Summit will again set the foundation for the outlook and forecast for growth in 2011 and beyond. Respected leaders from across the state and nation will discuss the opportunities and threats to businesses across the state.

Register Now: http://www.utahsummit.com/index.php

Room to Rent: Out-of-state businesses relocating to Utah in increasing numbers. But not without a fight.

by Chris Kirk, Commerce Real Estate Solutions

Posted with the permission of Utah CEO Magazine

No business is immune to the adverse economic effects of our present, deep recession. Still, many companies see this as an opportune time to relocate their businesses. Utah offers advantages such as high-quality labor, lower operating costs and a pro-business environment. As a commercial real estate agent, my view remains optimistic (if somewhat challenged) despite a recession that is much deeper than any I have experienced in my career. But one question has been occupying my mind: How can we best compete against neighboring states to attract new businesses to Utah and help existing business find better locations?

Read the entire article: http://www.utahceomagazine.com/article.php?id=566

Seven reasons and benefits to employ a Receiver during a trustee's sale or mortgage foreclosure

The majority of receivership appointments involve real property. They occur prior to, or during the pendency of a Trustee's Sale or mortgage foreclosure. There are many reasons why the appointment of a "Receiver" is appropriate. Listed below are seven of the most commons reasons, and the benefits that accrue to the lender.

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