Southeast Construction’s Best Of 2009 Awards
Southeast Construction presents its ninth annual Best Of awards, in honor of the “best” construction and design efforts in the four-state region completed between Sept. 1, 2008, and Sept. 1, 2009.

Sustainability Report
There’s no doubt about it. The movement to build “green” is becoming mainstream. Private owners are calling for green buildings with greater frequency, and some public entities are beginning to mandate it.

Top Design Firms
The downturn in the Southeast's construction economy is definitely hitting some design firms in the four-state region as well, a fact that is apparently reflected in this year's Southeast Construction Top Design Firms ranking.

South Florida Report: All Dried Up
The recession had adversely affected South Florida’s construction activity, with stalled projects in all markets.

The Southeast's Top Specialty Contractors
Contractor adapts to changing times, venturing into new markets, but not altering its focus on building relationships.

Contractor of the Year: Brasfield & Gorrie
Contractor adapts to changing times, venturing into new markets, but not altering its focus on building relationships.

Southeast’s Top Project Starts
Signs of Private-Sector Slump Abound as Public Projects Dominate Ranking

Owner of the Year: FDOT
The Florida Dept. of Transportation was selected as the magazine's first "Owner of the Year."

The Southeast’s Top Contractors
Southeast Construction presents its ninth annual Top Contractors ranking. This year, the ranking is deeper, with 175 Top Contractors, compared to 160 from a year ago.

Tip Off at the Orlando Events Center
The $480 million Orlando Events Center is the first project of a three-venue, nearly $1-billion municipal program to enhance downtown Orlando.

The Return of the Fontainebleau
The landmark Miami Beach hotel, the Fontainebleau, once synonymous with panache and frequented by Frank Sinatra, Elvis and Marilyn Monroe, has reopened.

2009 Southeast Construction Outlook
Once, not too long ago, 2009 was supposed to be the year when the housing market turned around and the nation’s overall economic situation would finally start to improve.