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Crystal Window & Door Systems to Open New Office in Dallas
Crystal Window & Door Systems will open a new office branch in Dallas. The company says the new facility will feature a sales showroom, warehouse space and administrative offices. The facility will be more than 5,600 square feet, which … Continue reading
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Tagged Architecture, commercial windows, Construction, Crystal Window & Door Systems, doors, multifamily, windows
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Construction Spikes in Metropolitan Areas
Most leading U.S. metropolitan areas for commercial and multifamily construction starts showed sizeable gains in 2016 compared to 2015, according to Dodge Data & Analytics. However, New York City, the top metropolitan market by dollar amount, retreated 15 percent to $29.8 … Continue reading
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Tagged commercial, Construction, Dodge Data & Analytics, multifamily, Robert A. Murray
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Residential Construction Switching Gears from Multifamily Dominance
The multifamily construction sector finally is leveling out after a half-decade of solid growth. Multifamily building had carried the residential sector throughout the economic recovery, but that trend is shifting in favor of single-family housing, according to Dodge Data & … Continue reading
New York City Leading Commercial, Multifamily Building Sector
The Big Apple is a big builder. New York City led all U.S. metropolitan areas by dollar amount of construction starts for commercial and multifamily building in 2015, according to Dodge Data & Analytics. A total of $34.9 billion of … Continue reading
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Tagged commercial, construction starts, Dodge Data & Analytics, multifamily, New York City
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Has the Multifamily Residential Market Matured?
The multifamily construction sector has been growing rapidly for six years. But is the market finally maturing? Maybe, maybe not. But one thing seems certain—it won’t be dying off any time soon. Dodge Data & Analytics chief economist Robert Murray … Continue reading
