Post Time:Mar 23,2012Classify:Industry NewsView:131
Total construction put in place in 2012 will be 5 percent higher than in 2011, according to the first quarter 2012 Construction Outlook report from FMI Corp. FMI projections show residential construction up 8 percent in 2012, and nonresidential construction up 4 percent.
"One of the keys for growth [for nonresidential construction] will be the return of private investment in construction. Additionally, federal, state and local government construction have been dialed back until budgets are in better repair and tax revenues return to levels that are more normal. Research indicates that there are signs this is starting to happen," according to the report.
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