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Glass and Glazing Spending Continues to Turn Corner
Architectural glass-related nonresidential construction spending increased in April compared to a year ago. The value of glass and glazing-related activity was up by 5.4% year-over-year on a seasonally adjusted annualized basis, according to Key Media & Research (KMR), a leading … Continue reading
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Tagged activity, April, Architectural glass-related, commercial glass and glazing, decline, glass and glazing-related activity, Hotel activity, increased, institutional side, Key Media & Research (KMR), Nick St. Denis, Nonresidential construction spending, nonresidential glass and glazing, office building segment, seasonally adjusted annualized basis, spike, value, “other” commercial category
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Warehouse Construction Increases Significantly While Entry Doors Decline
If your company is involved in the building of manufacturing/warehouses, you know that category experienced major growth in 2021—38% in fact, according to the FGIA 2021/2022 Study of the U.S. Market for Windows, Doors and Skylights. The 2021 market for … Continue reading
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Tagged 2021, 2021 market, bi-annual report, commercial unit skylights, decline, Doors and Skylights, Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA), fenestration shipments, FGIA 2021/2022 Study of the U.S. Market for Windows, growth, manufacturing/warehouse, market trends, non-residential and residential markets, non-residential entry doors, office/hotel/institutional, product relationships, site-fabricated windows, store/mercantile, Storefront windows, Unit sizes
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