It now seems unlikely the project will ever break ground.
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It's expected to break ground on the campus next year.
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He said he hoped to break ground in 2020 or 2021.
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We have to break ground before we can break glass ceilings.
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The company had expected to break ground in Tonganoxie this autumn.
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It will break ground in the fourth quarter of this year.
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Yousafzai continues to break ground with her work across the world.
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When we started, it was small ripples that helped break ground.
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The construction industry, a huge employer, needs projects to break ground.
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Tesla says it will break ground on more V212 Superchargers in April.
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Mr Erdogan wants to break ground on the project later this year.
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That focus has enabled us to break ground on the Falcon pipeline.
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If given the green light, the project will break ground in 2020.
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That focus has enabled us to break ground on the Falcon pipeline.
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The $12.5 million dollar project is expected to break ground in 2020.
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One such property is slated to break ground in the city's SoMa neighborhood.
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The company now plans to break ground in Arizona in the next few months.
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It will break ground this spring and be completed in spring 2018, Ironstate said.
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The building will break ground later this year and is to open in 2020.
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SpaceX got permission to break ground on a private launch site in summer 2014.
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The new plant is anticipated to create 1,100 jobs and break ground in 2020.
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To meet rising demand, Japan's No. 3 automaker plans to break ground on Dec.
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More than three years later, the city has yet to break ground on the project.
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They're locking down a location and plan to break ground in the next few months.
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The next day, Poland is scheduled to break ground on its NATO missile-defense base.
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The company expects to break ground at the end of 2021, according to the announcement.
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Dubai Parks will also soon break ground on Six Flags Dubai, which will be built nearby.
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But analysts urge caution, warning that the potential impact remains unknown until drills actually break ground.
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"Magnolia will break ground on its newest project, a coffee shop, in early March," Marsicano explained.
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But for his next project, Eichner, 40, also plans to deliver some romance — and break ground.
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Virgin Hyperloop One hopes to break ground on its first commercial route in India in 2019.
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The company has worked to break ground on innovative hospitals and public spaces around the world.
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And the unit has plans to break ground in at least nine new markets this year.
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Houter's ambition is to break ground on a commercial hyperloop between Amsterdam and Paris by 2021.
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In a few months, construction crews will break ground to build the museum on the wharf.
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Moreover, FF plans to break ground on the new solar-powered factory in a matter of weeks.
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"Exciting to break ground on the new tennis pavilion project at the White House today," she tweeted.
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The cable even has a name, MAREA, and it will break ground (break waves?) later this year.
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This month, PATH will break ground on a supportive housing development for the homeless in San Jose.
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We lost a fuckton of money, but it was sick to go over there and break ground.
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Work on the project will break ground in June and be completed by late 2020, WAM said.
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They have begun selling local bison meat, and hope to break ground soon on a hydroelectric project.
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"Once we break ground, it's going to open up a whole new can of worms," he said.
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The Woven City is a collaboration with Danish architect Bjarke Ingels and will break ground in 2021.
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Royal Quarters, a high-end complex of 27 apartments, is scheduled to break ground in the spring.
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Meanwhile, Rob Lloyd, CEO of Hyperloop One, has said he hopes to break ground in UAE by 2019.
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More than two dozen others are still seeking customers to satisfy potential investors before they can break ground.
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Quint Tatro, founder and president of Joule Financial, agrees it's a good time to break ground on homebuilders.
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Without any pure cobalt plays already in production, Australia's miners are racing to be first to break ground.
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Elon Musk joined Chinese officials to break ground on a brand spankin' new Tesla factory in Shanghai Monday.
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LG will break ground on the new factory in October and expects to begin production in October 2019.
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JMA Ventures, a real estate investment firm, will break ground this spring on a 903-unit apartment complex.
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The Islanders' majority owner, Jon Ledecky, said he hoped to break ground at Belmont as soon as possible.
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Clark, if you can't afford to break ground without the bonus check, you can't afford those plane tickets.
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Toyota hopes to break ground this spring after initially getting more than 100 proposed sites from 22 states.
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But delays, arguments over terms and investigations by environmental agencies mean that the buyer has yet to break ground.
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"We break ground in two months" said a Reddit thread with the words BUILD THE WALL appended to it.
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But the company struggled to secure enough funding to break ground on a planned $700 million factory in Arizona.
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FF plans to break ground on this phase one investment in the next few weeks, ultimately employing 4,500 people.
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In East New York, it promises to break ground in the next two years on 1,200 "deeply affordable" apartments.
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Proposed construction costs have ballooned from $2202 billion to $2628 billion and the project is yet to break ground.
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It is an executive branch appointment charged with oversight, not an academic job to break ground in quantitative research.
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Propeller plans to break ground in June on a two-gate, 30,000 square-foot terminal for Alaska, Smith said.
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On a bulldozed lot just behind the giant scoreboard, a developer was preparing to break ground for a condominium.
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Let no one say Fuller House didn't break ground in bringing Neil deGrasse Tyson fart impressions to American television.
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The first of those projects, the levee wall in the Rio Grande, is slated to break ground in February.
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And it is far more common for companies to expand existing mines than to break ground for new ones.
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Toyota CEO Akio Toyoda said at CES that the company expects to break ground at the end of 2021.
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Several high-speed rail systems are due to break ground, and other plans could move forward in big ways.
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The hope, Mr. Schreiber said, is to break ground on the building sometime between July 2020 and June 2021.
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Only in December did workers break ground on a long-awaited high-speed rail project linking Thailand, Laos and China.
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And if we do that well, then I think that could really break ground on governance for an internet community.
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The delay pushes back construction of the potential wall designs months beyond when the administration had hoped to break ground.
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HTT has no date attached to the Slovakia project, but says it plans to break ground soon at Quay Valley.
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Rawlinson has made it abundantly clear that Lucid won't even break ground in Arizona before adequate funding has been secured.
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The project was first proposed more than a decade ago and has yet to break ground amid tense political debate.
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In coming weeks, the O'Neill Properties Group will officially break ground on the 5.8 million-square-foot project, The Pointe.
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The project, in partnership with Cooper Robertson, is scheduled to break ground next year and to be completed in 2022.
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What if the most sweeping improvements were required of them for the right to break ground in the first place?
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One of these options is the use of public-private partnerships, which leverage private investments to break ground on projects.
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The plant will break ground in early 2019 and its production will start from 2022, SK Innovation said in a statement.
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SK Innovation plans to break ground in February 2018 and start production from early 2020, the company said in a statement.
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It will break ground in the third quarter of 2019 and complete its first phase in the fourth quarter of 2022.
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The United States on Friday planned to break ground on a second site, in Poland, that should be completed in 2018.
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The minute that Deschutes announces their production facility in the East Coast, we will break ground with a beer spa there.
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Tod Leiweke, the team's president, said the team would break ground on the arena, which will have 17,000 seats, on Wednesday.
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The tribe plans to build a complex with 110 units of affordable housing, and is expected to break ground next summer.
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Next year, a similar Compass tower, with 251 units, will break ground at 1937 West Farms, where a marble business stood.
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Thomas Safran & Associates, a real estate developer, will break ground this summer on what will become a 60-unit apartment complex.
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Andrew M. Cuomo announced he was going to break ground on a reconstruction of Pennsylvania Station by the end of the year.
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Local leaders will gather in Brooklyn today to break ground on a project restoring the section of the park along Flatbush Avenue.
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But building broadband infrastructure is an expensive, time-consuming process, with Google having to convince local governments to let it break ground.
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Virgin Hyperloop One said it expects to be the winner, at which point it will break ground on the world's first hyperloop.
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The major project Fred's construction company was supposed to break ground on hits a snag thanks to none other than Cliff Blossom.
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"At the moment we are finishing the environmental studies and expect to be able to break ground later this year," he said.
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This summer, a new development will break ground in the Mojave's Dry Lake Solar Energy Zone, in half the normal permitting time.
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Eight years later, American company Kinder Morgan is eager to break ground on a massive expansion of its pipeline infrastructure in the area.
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In April, KFOR reports, crews will break ground on one of the two identified sites, a section of the city-owned Oaklawn Cemetery.
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Lucid Motors ultimately wants to invest some $700 million in the new facility and plans to break ground later this spring, Rawlinson said.
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Freshmen girls at Good Counsel College in White Plains, New York, break ground for a WWII victory vegetable garden on April 23, 1942.
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In September he was in China to break ground on a "Friendship Farm" in Hebei province, which is modelled on the Kimberley farm.
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XpressWest had expected to break ground as soon as this year on the project, which one analyst estimated to be worth $5 billion.
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LG Chem plans to break ground in the city of Gumi, in southeastern South Korea, next year, the company said in a statement.
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Branson also discussed his plans to break ground in India as well as announce projects in new countries within the next few months.
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Another project slated to break ground this year is an "entertainment city," a leisure megaplex that Saudi officials hope will rival Disney parks.
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But over their career L203 recorded six studio albums of punchy anthems and helped break ground for women in punk and alternative rock.
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This spring, we will break ground on a 1,500-foot-deep well close to the Johnsons' house, expanding water delivery to more homes.
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She is a woman from a desert nation in the Middle East helping to break ground — and cultural barriers — in a winter sport.
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The company plans to break ground on its new facility in May and be ready to start manufacturing in it by May 2019.
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DEERE-HELLOTRACTOR/AFRICA (PIX) (TV) FOCUS-Deere taps tractor-hailing tech in bid to break ground in Africa It's ride-hailing, farm style.
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Under the bill, wind energy projects would be able to keep their current level of tax credit if they break ground before Jan.
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Earlier this year, Vigliotti received the last of his state permits, and he was hoping to break ground on his plant this spring.
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A memorial to President Dwight Eisenhower is set to break ground Thursday after years of public controversy and debate over its design and aesthetics.
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In 1985 Wiesel helped break ground in Washington for the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum and the following year was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
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True, the movie could break ground when it comes to gender, so who knows, but that does not look like it would fit him.
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Suzanne Ciani continued to break ground composing scores in the 1970s, this time for TV ads for major corporations, using the Buchla modular synthesizer.
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In the meantime, Planned Parenthood can decide if it would rather give up doing abortions, or break ground on a new network of centers.
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"Initial interest to our plans have been incredible and, subject to detailed planning approval, we are aiming to break ground next year," he added.
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A centerpiece of the program will be an amphitheater, about 20,000 square feet, that Ms. Vidbel hopes to break ground on in the spring.
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But it is eager to break ground on a range of other connectivity projects, said Darshana M. Baruah, a research analyst at Carnegie India.
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Both await approvals — including permission to exceed height restrictions, which developers say will not pose any danger — but expect to break ground this year.
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It has already signed a $1 billion deal to build a factory in North Las Vegas, and plans to break ground in a few weeks.
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I caught up with Ouardane Jouannot, a French-born researcher, activist, and foodie, to try and break ground in the nascent field of taco ethics.
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DubbedBleutech Park, the $7.5 billion real estate project is scheduled to break ground this December and will take approximately six years to come to fruition.
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It's the first new lakeside property in decades, and Mr. Contreras spent four years convincing Lake Como's historic preservation board to let him break ground.
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Amazon now expects to break ground on the 2.1-million-square-foot development in early 2020 and construction is slated to be complete in 2023.
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Casa Grande's economic development director said he expects the company to break ground before the end of this year, according to the Casa Grande Dispatch.
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The Stad Ship Tunnel, as proposed by the Norwegian Coastal Administration, may never break ground, but Norway's tourism industry is already stumping for the idea. VisitNorway.
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I mean, I'm trying to break ground myself in the industries I work in, and I'm doing it for the trans youth across the globe, really.
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That much became abundantly clear in the fall of 463, when dozens of protestors blocked TMT construction crews from heading up the mountain to break ground.
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After false starts in San Francisco and Chicago, this billion-dollar building is finally about to break ground near his alma mater, USC, in Los Angeles.
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And some businesses, like landscaping and construction companies, practice regular furloughs during seasons when business is typically lower (it's hard to break ground in freezing temperatures).
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A number of projects are set to break ground in 213, something which city officials and developers hope paves the way for a wave of investment.
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A number of projects are set to break ground in 213, something which city officials and developers hope paves the way for a wave of investment.
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That leaves little room for relative newcomers to the market like Google, which only launched its first self-branded Pixel phone in 2016, to break ground.
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The park's zoning ordinances and regulations have been amended, and next year, the foundation will break ground on a $1.13 billion mixed-use development, Hub RTP.
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But despite the enormous costs and potential complications, Republicans in Congress are enthusiastic to break ground on the project, even if it means spending taxpayer dollars.
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In the meantime, the company is beginning to draw up plans for a spate of next-generation hubs that it hopes to break ground on very soon.
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As retailers across the U.S. shutter hundreds of locations — sometimes leaving empty malls in their wake — Tanger Factory Outlet Centers continues to break ground on new properties.
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His plan calls to break ground on new nuclear reactors by 2027, in part to achieve his timeline of a 100 percent renewable electric grid by 2035.
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If the agency says yes, Enefit could break ground on the first serious commercial-scale oil shale project in the United States as early as next year.
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Gregory L. Steinhauer, American Life's president, said he hoped to break ground next year on a site adjacent to a planned redevelopment of the city's civic center.
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Alloy Development plans to break ground this summer on a 38-story all-electric mixed-use tower as part of a five-building project in Downtown Brooklyn.
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For instance, Musk uses his background as the CEO of SpaceX and former head of Paypal to show he can break ground on a range of topics.
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Dr. Dre will also have a hand in raising the rest of the money needed to complete the project, which is expected to break ground in 2020.
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New Haven Public Schools administrators, civic leaders and officials gathered Thursday at the Southern Connecticut State University campus to break ground on Barack H. Obama Magnet University School.
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But the local city of Racine now says that they could break ground on the factory within 18 months, according to a report in the Milwaukee Business Journal.
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Now, with Branson as a major stakeholder, the company is likely to ramp up its aggressive pursuit of government approval to break ground on its first operational system.
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The company also has plans to break ground this fall on a new fulfillment center in Kentucky, with more centers possible in the future as Kroger Ship grows.
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In March, Radnor Property Group will break ground on 9003 Race Street Apartments, a 2900-story, mixed-use tower to be built on land owned by Drexel University.
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But he also said new plant and equipment projects due to break ground next year and in 2021 might be postponed depending on how the business cycle developed.
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And soon to break ground: a 20173-story condo companion to the new Mr. C Miami-Coconut Grove, the latest property in the upscale Mr. C hotel chain.
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It doesn't break ground or dazzle with an unusual recipe — like, say, mixing rap and American history — but it delivers reliable pleasures with polished professionalism and infectious energy.
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"Higher sales of pre-construction condominium units in the past two years will continue to break ground throughout this year resulting in more condominium apartment starts," it said.
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But the Met may not break ground on the new wing for as many as seven years, said Daniel H. Weiss, the Met's president and chief operating officer.
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Some analysts say that layers of permitting and regulation make it too unpredictable and time-consuming to put dollars into ambitious new projects that might never break ground.
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The plan remains to break ground in the spring on the Islanders' future arena at Belmont Park, which is expected to be ready for the 2021-22 season.
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After Woo suggested earlier this year that the company was scaling back its plans, the President reportedly intervened, and the company announced plans to break ground later this year.
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SK Innovation, which owns South Korea's top refiner SK Energy, plans to break ground in February 2018 and start production from early 2020, the company said in a statement.
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The organisers did not break ground until 2013, and the project, which they aimed to complete within a year, was plagued by a series of cost overruns and delays.
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Now, it's created a scalable electric architecture, designed at least one car that we know of and set to break ground on a three-million square-foot production facility.
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According to the president of the chamber of commerce, Edgar Pruitt, the government closure has held up the USDA rural housing grant he needs in order to break ground.
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The foundation's plans to build on the site of one of its previous homes on West 22nd Street were announced in 2009, but it has yet to break ground.
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Their contractor is scheduled to break ground on their new home in the spring and Curzon hopes her family will be able to move back in by next Christmas.
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Meanwhile, Maine Med in Portland, Maine's largest city, is about to break ground for a $512 million addition just a few years after it finished a $40 million renovation.
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More than nine months after President Donald Trump helped Foxconn break ground on its would-be $10 billion plant in Wisconsin, little progress can be seen, a new report says.
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We're very pleased with the progress there and hope we'll have news in the future to announce about projects that will break ground and have working hyperloops around the world.
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The George Lucas-conceived Museum of Narrative Art just got approval to break ground in Los Angeles, and the artist rendering of architect Ma Yansong's building looks a little familiar.
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The city, which has struggled with keeping large wild animals such as mountain lions and bears out of residential areas, expects to break ground on the project within two years.
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And as Branson told CNBC, a loop is only likely to break ground in two to four years if "governments move quickly," a thing governments are rarely known to do.
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As the Studio Museum prepares to break ground here next year, coinciding with its 50th anniversary, Ms. Golden, 52, is overseeing the institution at a turning point in its history.
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Expected to break ground next spring or summer, the nine-building project will add 116 apartments, 80,000 square feet of office space, 32 stores, seven restaurants and a town green.
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Crews are expected to break ground on the project in late 2018, with the facility opening in 2021 on Chicago's South Side in the Jackson Park neighborhood, the release states.
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The project — which will be Tanglewood's biggest since Ozawa Hall, with 1,200 seats, opened in 1994 — is expected to break ground after this summer's festival and to open in 2019.
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In early 2020, the first housing project is expected to break ground, and it will be in partnership with Swords to Plowshares, which is a part of One Treasure Island.
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All signs indicate 20153 is a big year for Google Fiber, as the broadband Internet and cable business under Alphabet plans to break ground in a slew of new markets.
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A joint-venture project to build a business park valued at 600 million dirhams in Riyadh, the Saudi capital, is expected to break ground in the next month, Bin Kalban said.
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Quicken Loans founder and mega real estate developer Dan Gilbert is behind the city's biggest residential development in half a century, Brush Park, which is slated to break ground this fall.
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In an interview published in April 2018, Doctoroff told Reuters that he hoped to break ground on the project in 2020 and move in the first residents as early as 2022.
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Kolfage and the nonprofit have stated multiple times that they plan to break ground soon, but those dates keep getting pushed further out — and there's no evidence of progress being made.
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Beginning in 22.5, developer Forest City Ratner ran into interference from countless interests when attempting to break ground on a huge plot known as Atlantic Yards, now named Pacific Park Brooklyn.
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This year, the nonprofit Powerhouse Environmental Arts Foundation plans to break ground on a project that will provide a haven for two of the canal's most endangered species: artists and manufacturers.
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And if Mr. Trump really wants to break ground immediately and avoid Congress, there is — as always in Washington — a workaround that would let him do so at least in theory.
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On Friday, the United States will break ground on a final site in Poland due to be ready by late 2018, completing the defense line first proposed almost a decade ago.
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Musk is currently in China to break ground on the new factory today, which is being developed in partnership with the Shanghai government — an ally that is likely to be incredibly useful.
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But analysts urge caution, saying until drills actually break ground, there is no way of telling how much gas or oil there really is and potential economic impact is a complete unknown.
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Virgin Hyperloop One has tested its technology at a demonstration site in Nevada, but it has yet to bid on any construction contracts or break ground on a full-scale hyperloop project.
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Though Bidwill never held the Lombardi Trophy in a Super Bowl triumph, he did break ground by hiring minority employees for the team's front office as well as for its coaching staff.
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Against a backdrop of a growing trade conflict between the United States and China, Trump helped Foxconn, the world's largest electronics contract manufacturer, to break ground on a 13,000-employee U.S. plant.
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Working through those, plus neighborhood opposition to new housing under the dangerous umbrella of NIMBY-ism, means it can take more than a decade just to break ground on a new property.
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Deutsche Post executives were in Bochum to break ground on a new parcel centre, which will open in 2019 and be able to process up to 50,000 shipments per hour by autumn 2019.
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The world's sixth-biggest steel producer aims to break ground on the plant next year, with a plan to add facilities producing cold-rolled and galvanized steel in 2019, a POSCO spokesman said.
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It took the Columbine survivors eight years to break ground on their permanent memorial, and Dawn Anna Beck, who lost her daughter, Lauren Townsend, in the library, spoke on behalf of the dead.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's Red Sea tourism project will break ground in 2019 and open the first phase of its development in 2022, the Red Sea Development Company's chief executive, John Pagano, said.
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As new condos break ground and rents rise, the Lower East Side has been steadily losing the eclectic mix of immigrants, working-class families, artists and musicians that defined the area for generations.
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At stake was the future of food at a reimagined museum that is preparing to break ground on a $90 million transformation and seeking a new connection with the people of San Francisco.
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ArtCondo, a real estate enterprise founded by artists with real estate backgrounds is planning to break ground on live/work condos for artists in the Melrose section of the South Bronx this March.
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In an unusual arrangement, the company has agreed to give the shelter, Mary's Place, a permanent home inside one of the new office buildings for which it will break ground in the fall.
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WASHINGTON — Amazon has yet to break ground in Northern Virginia for its second headquarters, but residents are already turning away persistent speculators, recalculating budgets for down payments on homes and fighting rent increases.
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DUBAI, Dec 27 (Reuters) - AS Roma is on track to break ground on its new 56,13-seat stadium to be built in Rome's south-west, its chief executive said in Dubai on Tuesday.
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Boring has since sought approval to dig a similar experimental tunnel that would run for 2.7 miles beneath the busy west side of Los Angeles proper but has yet to break ground there.
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The United States is about to break ground on a new $50 million drone base in Agadez, Niger, that will allow Reaper surveillance aircraft to fly hundreds of miles closer to southern Libya. Col.
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It plans to start operating new projects to produce another 13,000 pigs this year and is ready to break ground on more farms that would produce a further 10 million pigs, the company said.
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Gabriel's career, like those of Bowie and Queen's Freddy Mercury, proves that rock, that mass consumer product, was able, for a time, to break ground and even function like an outpost for late Modernism.
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The new container terminal project could break ground as early as September with construction expected to take 24 months, Hadi said, speaking on the sidelines of the Africa CEO Forum in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.
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Now, as the company prepares to break ground on the plant in Mount Pleasant later this month, Wisconsin is scrambling for one more essential ingredient: Highly trained workers to staff the new production lines.
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LeEco is putting $1.8 billion of its money where its mouth is, announcing plans this week to up break ground on an electric car factory outside Hangzhou, China capable of producing 400,000 vehicles annually.
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Apple did break ground that day on a $1 billion campus in Austin, about a mile from the plant Trump toured with Cook, but no manufacturing is expected to be done at the campus.
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Amazon has yet to break ground on its new Queens-based office park, which the company is referring to as a "second headquarters," but it already has a large footprint in New York City.
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Read: Rebuilding a Nepali village, one block at a time The Mount Everest Biogas Project has a signed agreement with the SPCC and is ready to break ground once they have raised the necessary funds.
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GM and LG Chem will break ground on the new $2.3 billion joint venture plant this spring, where they will have annual production capacity of 30 gigawatt hours of these cells with room to expand.
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One, at 301 East 81st Street, will have 32 units across 19 stories, and another, at 301 East 80th Street, will offer 72 apartments and 30 stories, with both expected to break ground this year.
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Builders are preparing to break ground on Florida's first affordable housing project for elderly LGBT+ residents, one of several specialist homes emerging nationwide, from Los Angeles to Chicago, with the backing of gay community centers.
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Builders will break ground this summer on the Vista Tower, a 95-story condominium and hotel complex that will be Chicago's third-largest skyscraper, the two companies and Chicago city officials said in a statement.
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Flanked by mayor Michael Bloomberg, Barclays' chief executive Bob Diamond and hip-hop artist Jay-Z, he was ready to break ground on the new home for the National Basketball Association's Brooklyn Nets: Barclays Center.
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Fast forward to January 2019 as the CEO of Airbus and Bombardier along with the Governor Ivey of Alabama gathered on a sunny Wednesday to break ground for the A220 final assembly line in Mobile.
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Former Governor Scott Walker was instrumental in bringing the company to Wisconsin and President Trump even flew to the state last year to break ground on the Mt. Pleasant site with the company's CEO Terry Gou.
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Pallotta hopes to break ground on a new stadium, after considerable delays, in December; it will be an entertainment and retail venue, and he believes it will be one of the most-used facilities in Europe.
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"The Promise" doesn't seek to break ground: it was created in order to shine light on an oft-ignored historical event, and even with mediocre reviews and middling box-office figures it is achieving that aim.
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Started by Las Vegas developer Marnell Companies, the company formed a joint venture last fall with a consortium of Chinese firms, infusing $100 million into the project expected to break ground as soon as this year.
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Plans are under way to break ground this year and create an area comprised of 575,000 square feet of office space, 850 residential units, a 300-room hotel and 75,000 square feet of retail and restaurants.
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Construction crews had planned to begin moving heavy equipment up the access road on Wednesday to break ground on the site of the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT), expected to be one of the world's most advanced.
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While Hyperloop One has announced several potential routes around the world and many governments have expressed interest in the new form of transportation, the company has yet to formally break ground on the first Hyperloop route.
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St. Johns didn't break ground on the first $261 million phase of the project until this month because the Department of Economic Opportunity had left the county to set up its own HUD disaster-funding division.
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In 1825, Clinton also helped break ground for the Ohio & Erie Canal, which was viewed as an extension of the Erie Canal and joined the Hudson with the Mississippi and New York City with New Orleans.
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Energy trade with China means more jobs at home – not just in natural gas production and pipeline construction, but in building and operating multi-billion-dollar export facilities, several of which are ready to break ground.
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Nokian Tyres, a Finnish company that is preparing to break ground on a $360 million plant with 400 jobs, can grow only if it has a local presence, said Tommi Heinonen, head of Nokian North America.
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On top of the contract, Tesla has also filed the requisite documents with local environmental monitoring authorities that outline the impact of the factory build, a required step in order to secure approval to break ground.
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Doctoroff still hopes to break ground toward the end of next year, he said on Wednesday, but now believes the first buildings will open around the end of 2023 or early 2024 in the best-case scenario.
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Phoenix, a fuel retailer, said it plans to break ground this year for the LNG regasification and receiving terminal south of the capital Manila, in a country that still relies heavily on coal as a fuel source.
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Setting an example and seizing an opportunity to publicize the service on this Saturday, the country's president, Paul Kagame, helped break ground for a new elementary school in the country's northeast while dozens of photographers snapped photos.
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The commission has been enthusiastic about nuclear power for years, but since it authorized Georgia Power in 2009 to break ground for two new reactors at the Alvin W. Vogtle generating station, the financial calculus has changed.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A group advising U.S. President Donald Trump on infrastructure has proposed an arbitration-style pilot program to slash the current 10 years it often takes to break ground on projects, without short-changing environmental standards.
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Last week, Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said the refinery, slated to be built at the Gulf coast port of Dos Bocas for $8 billion, will break ground early next month and be completed by May 2022.
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Boeing is set to break ground on its first overseas plane factory by the end of this month, and will aim to deliver 20083 planes per year, with the initial batch expected in 2018, Chinese state media reported.
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Union Point's first commercial tenant is expected this spring, when Prodrive Technologies, a Dutch company that develops and manufactures products for the automotive, medical and other industries, will break ground on its 60,000-square-foot United States headquarters.
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It sued earlier over the use of Defense Department counterdrug money, but the Supreme Court lifted a spending freeze on that money in July, allowing the first Pentagon-funded wall project to break ground last month in Arizona.
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The community garden, in a lot around the corner from Moniker, has secured a new space in Makers Quarter to make way for 50,000 square feet of creative office space, which is scheduled to break ground this summer.
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Gotham Greens has raised about $22015 million to date and now has four greenhouse farms in New York City and Chicago that total 229,224 square feet, and it's set to break ground in two more cities this year.
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The book offers a reminder of the full life of a jurist who was a pioneering women's rights advocate before coming to the bench and continued to break ground after her 1993 appointment by Democratic President Bill Clinton.
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Gresta told several media outlets at the beginning of this year, including TechCrunch, it was about to break ground there for its hyplerloop system but so far all we've seen are some renderings of what it might look like.
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On Friday, the US will break ground on a final site in Poland that should be ready by the end of 2018, completing the shield first proposed almost a decade ago that also includes ships and radars across Europe.
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However, the story says the bulk of the Obamas' time is spent focusing on the Obama Presidential Center, to break ground in Chicago in 2018, and their dual memoirs, for which the couple will pocket a reported $60 million.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Alphabet Inc's urban innovation company Sidewalk Labs hopes to break ground on its first ever smart-city project in Toronto in 2020, and begin testing some of the proposed technologies this summer, its chief executive told Reuters.
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"Initial interest to our plans have been incredible and, subject to detailed planning approval, we are aiming to break ground next year," Eric Trump, who along with his brother Donald Jr. leads the Trump Organization, said in a statement.
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Foulger-Pratt and ProMark Real Estate Services plan to break ground next year on a project that will add 614 apartments and 38,9003 square feet of retail space over two phases about a half mile south of Pike & Rose.
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The A220 consortium, which also includes Bombardier and the Quebec government, is spending $30 million to expand the Mirabel plant and will break ground this week on a new A220 assembly line in Alabama to meet demand from U.S. airlines.
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"I will assure Leni and the rest of the Bicol region that you will have her until the very end of this term," Duterte told reporters after a ceremony to break ground for an airport in the central region of Bicol.
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NATURAL BEAUTY AND NEW DEVELOPMENT Although Mr. Krens's projects have yet to break ground, it is possible to see many other components of a cultural corridor already taking shape when driving west from North Adams on Route 2, or Mohawk Trail.
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Trump made a vast border wall a centerpiece of his campaign and has claimed the administration is ahead of schedule in getting one built, but the administration has yet to break ground or even receive funds to authorize new wall construction.
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The kingdom's Public Investment Fund will be the main investor in the project, which will break ground in 2018 and open in 2022, according to a statement by Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman carried by state news agency SPA.
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A. We're starting up on the second phase of the BIG U. Not only the East Side we've been working on, which is scheduled to break ground in 2017, but also the south tip of Manhattan, including Battery Park City.
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In 22015, as N.Y.U. prepared to break ground on its new campus, Andrew Ross, a professor in the university's Department of Social and Cultural Analysis, began publicly criticizing N.Y.U.'s international expansion under John Sexton, who was then its president.
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The $300 million project, which is being developed by Gilbane Development Company, Hudson Companies and Mutual Housing Association of New York and was designed by WXY Studio and Body Lawson Associates, can't break ground until the site receives rezoning approval.
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As a founding member of the Grammy-winning rock band Living Colour, the singer and guitarist Corey Glover helped break ground as a black metal artist who could shred as hard and fast as his primarily white counterparts in the genre.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A Silicon Valley venture capitalist, an ex-Navy SEAL and a former U.S. Central Intelligence Agency officer have banded together to form a company to fund and incubate startups that can break ground on cyber security and intelligence gathering.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Adani Enterprises appears to be at odds with the state of Queensland over royalties for its Carmichael coal project, according to a media report, just days after the Indian company said it would soon break ground on the Australian mine.
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The United States switched on the $800 million missile shield base in Romania in May and will break ground on a final site in Poland due to be ready by late 2018, completing the defense line first proposed almost a decade ago.
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Bina Shah's novel, Before She Sleeps, out August 7, is an indication that this burgeoning new genre can continue to break ground and go beyond Atwood comparisons — so long as women writers from different backgrounds continue to envision their own worst case scenarios.
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"Next fall, we will break ground on a multi-year campus refresh project that will include 18 new buildings, 6.7 million square feet of renovated workspace, $150 million in transportation infrastructure improvements, public spaces, sports fields and green space," the company said.
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Critics of the plan — and they are legion — said the company was trying to rush ahead and break ground because of polls indicating that the next federal election could be won by the Labor Party, which is likely to oppose the mine.
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The Bangkok-born, L.A.-based architect Kulapat Yantrasast, who recently transformed a Masonic Temple into the Marciano Foundation, has been overseeing the Asian Art Museum's renovation and expansion, which is expected to break ground this January and be completed in summer of 2019.
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Foxconn's about-face Trump traveled to Wisconsin in June of 2018 to great fanfare and grabbed a shovel to break ground on a massive new flat-screen factory for the Taiwanese company, which was set to receive billions in subsidies from the state.
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Since that gift was given, on live television, Ms. de Rossi has been to Kinigi to break ground for the campus (and shared videos and photos of the trip), and Ms. DeGeneres has visited Rwanda (and shared videos and photos from the trip).
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He cited the Rybovich-Related Marina Village project: "Within these census tracts, The Related Group is planning to invest $120 million into the construction of a new rental residential building that is scheduled to break ground in the first quarter of 2019," Huizenga wrote.
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"I would be surprised if the State Department interpreted the Jerusalem Embassy Act as requiring it to break ground on a new embassy facility or take other such steps," said Scott R. Anderson, a David M. Rubenstein fellow in governance studies at the Brookings Institution.
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — Construction crews have yet to break ground on Barack Obama's presidential library, but the architects may have to add an extra wing just to handle all the books now coming out from people who once worked for the 44th president.
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I would love to see queer cinema to have someone like David Lynch, who has always told stories differently, to be empowered to not only include people who look like us or have stories we are familiar with, but to also break ground with form.
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"We are calling on your administration to take concrete steps to indicate that this critical infrastructure project will indeed break ground during your mayoralty," the letter from the board for the Friends of the Brooklyn Queens Connector, which was obtained by The New York Times, said.
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When David Levinson and David Orowitz decided to break ground on a $2.5 billion project in Times Square — an undertaking that involves conjoining and renovating multiple buildings that when complete will serve as mix of hotel, retail, and event space — they knew it would come with risk.
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But fears about the kind of condo glut seen in Miami are overblown, said Robert Hogue, economist at Royal Bank of Canada, because developers in the country do not break ground - or get financing - until most of their units are sold, typically only with a downpayment.
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Lucid Motors spent the last few years waiting to break ground on a brand-new factory in Casa Grande, Arizona, and the EV startup was finally able put things in motion late last year after it locked down a $1 billion funding round from Saudi Arabia.
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Among the hundreds of artifacts in the exhibition are part of a wooden water pipe laid by Aaron Burr's bogus utility, the Tiffany silver shovel used to break ground for the subway, the keys to Louis Armstrong's home in Queens and a Lenape Indian war club.
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The Journal reports that although Trump knew a business partner in Atlantic City had connections to "unsavory" people and although an FBI agent advised him in a sit-down that there were easier ways to invest, Trump nevertheless went ahead with plans to break ground in Atlantic City.
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The Apple representatives, who included the head of data center development, couldn't have known that the man sitting in front of them would be one of the main reasons why, almost two years later, they have yet to break ground on their plan to build eight vast data halls outside Athenry.
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"This part of it is easy," Mr. Weise said under the shade of a white tent here recently, gesturing toward the row of shovels that were about to break ground on what will be the latest in a recent string of new hotels near the freeway in and around Avondale.
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A company called SakeBrooklyn is working to find a space by the beginning of next year, and the Japanese producer Asahi Shuzo will soon break ground on a large-scale brewery in Hyde Park, N.Y. near the Culinary Institute of America, which will work with them to develop a sake education program.
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Yet against this backdrop of declining endowments, another private museum formally announced its deep-pocketed birth: The nonprofit Berkowitz Contemporary Foundation, unveiled by the fund manager Bruce Berkowitz and directed by his 25-year-old daughter, Chloe, intends to break ground in 2020 on its own 45,000-square-foot public art space.
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Within the next several months, he expected to break ground — "right there," he said, thrusting his index finger toward a two-acre clearing — on a massive $50 million anaerobic digester, a high-tech plant that would transform into clean energy a rich reserve that until recently has gone largely untapped: food waste.
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Now American Dance Institute is moving north: It announced on Tuesday that it would build a new headquarters at a former lumberyard in Catskill, N.Y. The institute said that it planned to break ground on the four-building complex in May, with the help of a $500,000 Empire State Development grant from New York State.
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While DHS has been unable to break ground on any new wall construction or the prototypes, the Army Corps of Engineers has been conducting testing in the areas that DHS has requested money to build in fiscal year 2018 -- 74 miles of border wall and levee wall mainly located in the Rio Grande Valley.
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"As we break ground on the new tennis pavilion, it is a great honor to share this moment alongside the many talented individuals and craftsmen involved in bringing it to fruition," the first lady said in the press release about the pavilion, which notes she helped design it, inspired by the West and East wings of the White House.
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At a 1998 American Psychological Association meeting, the psychologist Robert Rieber said that he had reviewed the 25-year-old tapes of therapy sessions with Shirley Mason—the real Sybil—and that he thought her many personalities were also "implanted by her own psychiatrist, eager to break ground in the research of multiple personality disorder," the Times reported.
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The other is that, as Get Your Guide continues to break ground on changing the conversation around travel, building its own content rather than relying on others to fulfil its vision will become ever more essential, and paves the way for how the company will approach adding ever more components into the chain between your home and your destination.
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In Westchester County, as part of the revitalization of downtown New Rochelle, the developer RXR Realty expects to break ground before the end of the year on 587 Main Street, a mixed-use 23-story tower with 280 rental units and retail and cultural spaces, according to Scott Rechler, the chairman and chief executive of RXR.
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With a few exceptions, feedback has been very positive and we have received verbal support from key government decision-makers for tunneling plans, including a Hyperloop route from New York to Washington, DC. We look forward to future conversations with the cities and states along this route and we expect to secure the formal approvals necessary to break ground later this year. [Twitter]
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"With a few exceptions, feedback has been very positive and we have received verbal support from key government decision-makers for tunneling plans, including a Hyperloop route from New York to Washington DC. We look forward to future conversations with the cities and states along this route and we expect to secure the formal approvals necessary to break ground later this year."
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BuzzFeed News previously obtained documents that showed the negotiations between Sater and Cohen to try to break ground on a Trump Tower project in Moscow continued through at least June 2016, by which time Trump was already the Republican frontrunner, contradicting Cohen's sworn congressional testimony that the discussions ended in January 2016, weeks before the start of the Iowa caucuses.
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A Brazilian artist, Mayra Sérgio, has filled the main exhibition hall with the scent of rose petals and chamomile for her work, "To Break Ground" (2017), which consists of dried herbal teas from Syria piled in heaps on large mountain-like ramps, then collected and boiled and served ritually to visitors in the main hall, as a way to remind asylum seekers of home.
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As Dad explained, in New York at least, anyone who wants to break ground on a new healthcare facility or an expansion to an existing facility has to obtain a 'certificate of need' from the state—in other words, they have to demonstrate that the area where they're building actually has a need for the planned facility, either because there isn't a duplicative facility nearby or because the local population is large enough to need another one.
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Jewel-box wall exhibits supplemented by other artifacts in display cases feature a Lenape Indian war club; a cigar-making mold, which heralded mass production in an artisan's craft; an original handwritten version of Emma Lazarus's "The New Colossus"; a cross-section of a wooden water pipe laid by Aaron Burr's sham utility, the Manhattan Company; and the Tiffany silver shovel used to break ground for the subway (a complementary video screen dramatizes the mass transit system's impact on growth, with before-and-after photographs by neighborhood).
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Among the artifacts borrowed or culled from the museum's collection of 750,000 (including its popular doll houses and fire engines) are a Lenape war club, a cross-section of a wooden water pipe from Aaron Burr's Manhattan Company (whose covert purpose was to create a bank), Milton Glaser's original graphic for the "I ♥ NY" campaign, a grim "Welcome to Fear City" leaflet distributed to tourists by the disgruntled police union in the 1970s, a ceremonial Tiffany silver shovel used to break ground for the I.R.T. subway, Calvert Vaux's drafting kit (he and his partner, Frederick Law Olmsted, designed Central Park) and a handwritten list of guests to be admitted free to Studio 54 (including Ringo Starr and Liberace).
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