- Michigan Building Trades and Construction Industry To Kick Off 911 Relief Fund on October 4
In October nearly 70,000 Michigan building trade and construction workers will be asked to support the Michigan Building Trades and Construction Industry 911 Relief Fund by donating a minimum amount equal to one-hour of wages to support both current and long-term needs of construction industry workers and worker families affected ......
- The best and worst of times for the construction
industry.
These are the best of times and the worst of times for the construction industry as the economic downward spiral and stock market volatility continue unabated. For construction companies focused solely on corporate interior construction projects, this is undoubtedly a difficult period. Declines in direct leasing, coupled with the vast ......
- Construction industry expert presents 2002-2003 economic forecast--overview for all sectors
When F.W. Dodge speaks, the architectural, engineering, and construction industries listen. This was evident last week when company representatives presented their U. S. Construction Industry Outlook for 2002 to an attentive group of more than 100 A/E/C professionals in Denver. Mark Shaw, Senior Managing Editor of Colorado Construction Magazine and ......
- Airport renovation tops bounty of public construction projects
Major highway and other building projects should continue to propel the construction industry in the next few years, according to state economists. Although the state Labor Department expects residential construction around Alaska to slow, state and federal projects should surge this year. The multiyear, $230 million renovation of the Ted ......
- Keeping house: nonresidential construction flourishes,
but slow housing starts and credit woes put downward pressure on the
construction market.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The construction industry of 2007 has been something of a see-saw, with total spending numbers depending largely on the margins between the high-rising nonresidential sector and sluggish residential construction. Month after month, the pattern has repeated residential housing starts continue to falter, and some months, the surge ......
- Construction industry gears up for busy season:
Alaska's contractors look forward to fourth straight year of
prosperity.
The crystal ball used to make 2004's positive construction industry predictions, published in the January edition of Alaska Business Monthly, is proving to be very accurate. Many of Alaska's construction companies are savoring the prosperity for the fourth straight year. According to Dick Cattanach, executive director for Associated General Contractors ......
- Highway construction industry pushes for funding
While commercial construction in Vermont is struggling due to strong downward economic pressures, the residential sector is strong. Highway construction, the needy child of the construction industry, will get some bolstering this year from a bigger state transportation budget, but will be very competitive until funding levels grow regularly. The ......