Nonresidential construction market momentum to continue

Submitted by digital on Thu, 02/11/2016 - 15:24
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More moderate pace than previous year expected and will slow slightly in 2017
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Scott Frank
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Construction spending greatly exceeded expectations in the nonresidential market in 2015, and this year should see healthy growth levels as well.
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