That's driven by the market. We want to send a message to the marketplace ... that there is enough excess land there to construct another 600,000 square feet.

There's a whole second ladder of users: anybody requiring that kind of clean room space.

We believe very strongly in the infrastructure that's there on that site and we feel fortunate to have bought it.

I would say that the market for this type of space is tremendous, simply because you have such unique space. You have an office facility that surrounds the fabrication space. It would be extraordinarily valuable to a whole host of companies.

The domestic manufacturers have capacity in excess of demand, so they have determined to lower price through incentives to keep them occupied.

I don't understand when there's excess capacity at mainland detention centers, why there's a need to take these asylum seekers as far away as possible from the best legal teams.