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Nonresidential Glazing Activity Continues to Pull Back in June
Nonresidential glass- and glazing-related construction spending was down significantly in June compared to a year ago. Activity fell by nearly 9% year-over-year on a seasonally adjusted annualized basis, according to Key Media & Research (KMR), a leading information provider to … Continue reading
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Tagged construction news, construction research, glass and glazing, glazing, key media and research, kmr, KMR data, research
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Commercial Glass Construction Slows in September
Contract glazier activity was up for the month but down for the year in September, according to Key Media & Research (KMR) analysis of recent government data. Nonresidential building in the U.S. increased 0.5% from August 2019 to September 2019 … Continue reading
Contract Glaziers See Slight Uptick in June From Year Ago
The value of glass- and glazing-related construction in the U.S. continued to flatten out in June, according to Key Media & Research (KMR) analysis of recent government data. KMR estimates the value of work by glazing contractors in nonresidential building … Continue reading
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Tagged glass and glazing jobs, glazing jobs, kmr, KMR data, Nick St. Denis, Nonresidential construction
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Value of Construction Spending Slows in Glass Sectors
Spending in U.S. glass- and glazing-related construction leveled off in May, according to Key Media & Research (KMR) analysis of recent government data. KMR estimates the value of work by glazing contractors in nonresidential building was up just 1% in … Continue reading
Glass Construction Slows, but Employment Still Ticks Up
Glass and glazing construction was down in February due to a slowdown in some key building segments, but this had no negative impact on industry employment, according to the most recent federal government data. The U.S. Census Bureau reports that … Continue reading
