2007
Southeast Construction Outlook
Region Will See 2 Percent
Decline in 2007
Continuing its overall downward path from 2006 into and through
2007, total construction activity in Southeast Construction's
four-state region will decline by 2 percent this year.
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Over
the Top
Along with the record-setting construction starts over the
past several years, industry executives kept wondering, "How
hot can this market get?"
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2007
Southeast Industry Outlook
Forecast Comments from Leading Industry Representatives Around
the Southeast.
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South
Carolina Report:
State's Construction Activity
Will Grow in '07
Although the pace of growth began to slow in South Carolina
during the third quarter, 2006 was a solid year for construction
in the Palmetto State.
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Senior-Living
Market Surges
With America's aging population, greater opportunities exist
in the Southeast's expanding senior-living market. Full
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Myrtle
Beach:
Economic Fluctuations Aren't
Dimming Area's Outlook
With one gloomy economic forecast after another calling for
higher construction costs and less residential building nationwide,
it's time to wonder if Myrtle Beach's condominium and resort
market is due for a slowdown as well. Full
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Senior
Living Projects Follow Trends
Older adults are becoming more discriminating about the type
of communities where they will live. Full
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Solidifying
the Future
In the wake of record construction activity, construction
teams have turned to concrete innovations to get the job done.
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Story >>
Rolling
With Some Concrete Changes
The Georgia Department of Transportation is expanding its
use of roller-compacted concrete pavement. Full
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