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Contract Glazier Activity Eases Back in November
Nonresidential glass and glazing spending declined again in November, according to Key Media & Research (KMR), a leading data and information provider to the glass industry. Architectural glass-related activity was down 5.3% compared to a year ago and 0.7% from … Continue reading
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Glass and Glazing Construction Still Easing Back
The value of nonresidential architectural glass and glazing activity declined again in July, according to glass industry research firm Key Media & Research (KMR). Glass-related nonresidential construction spending decreased 3.2% from July 2019 and 1.7% from June 2020, at a … Continue reading
Contract Glazier Activity Eases at Start of Q2
Architectural glass- and glazing-related spending in nonresidential construction was down in April, according to Key Media & Research (KMR), a glass-industry research firm. The value of activity decreased 1.7% compared to March and 0.5% versus the same time a year … Continue reading
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Glass-Related Construction Holds Up in March
U.S. architectural glass and glazing activity was relatively stable in March despite the onset of the economic crisis brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. According to Key Media & Research (KMR) analysis, the value of glass-related construction decreased 0.4% from … Continue reading
Dip in February Glazing Activity May Signal Start of COVID-19’s Impact
The value of nonresidential contract glazier activity in the U.S. declined in February compared to January, according to Key Media & Research (KMR). Nonresidential construction declined 1.8% for the month but was still up 2.5% year-over-year on a seasonally adjusted … Continue reading
