NY-area construction contracts down 39 percent
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View ArticleNY-area future construction contracts plunge
July contracts for future construction in the area that includes the five boroughs, Long Island and northern New Jersey, dropped 21 percent from 2011.
View ArticleNY-area construction contracts slowed in May
The amount of future construction contracts signed last month in the New York metropolitan area dropped by 38 percent, according to McGraw Hill Construction.
View ArticleResidential construction contracts dip in June
There was $8.77 billion in future construction contracts in the first six months in 2012 and $10.4 billion in the first half of this year.
View ArticleNY future construction contracts dip 13 pct
The amount of future construction contracts in the New York metropolitan area dropped 13 percent in July, according to the latest numbers from McGraw Hill Construction.
View ArticleFuture NY-area construction contracts fall
The amount of future construction contracts in the New York metropolitan area dropped 10 percent in August, according to McGraw Hill Construction.
View ArticleNY-area construction contracts up 22 percent
The amount of future construction contracts in the NY metropolitan area rose 22 percent in the first 11 months of 2013, according to McGraw-Hill Construction.
View ArticleNY-area construction contracts up in January
Future construction contracts in the New York metropolitan area were up 28 percent in January compared with a year ago,
View ArticleNY area construction contracts up in February
Future construction contracts in the New York metropolitan area were up 53 percent in February compared with a year ago, according to McGraw Hill Construction.
View ArticleConstruction contracts up in March
There were $1.4 billion in future residential construction contracts in March 2014, a jump of 55 percent from the $905.8 million in contracts recorded in March 2013.
View ArticleFuture construction contracts mixed in April
Contracts for future construction in the New York metropolitan area increased for residential projects in April, but declined for nonresidential projects
View ArticleConstruction contracts up 25 percent in May
Both residential and nonresidential future contracts rose by 25 percent in May compared to the same month one year ago.
View ArticleConstruction contracts soar in August
Contracts for future construction in the New York Metropolitan Area were up 110 percent in August as compared with a year ago.
View ArticleResidential construction contracts dip in June
There was $8.77 billion in future construction contracts in the first six months in 2012 and $10.4 billion in the first half of this year.
View ArticleNY future construction contracts dip 13 pct
The amount of future construction contracts in the New York metropolitan area dropped 13 percent in July, according to the latest numbers from McGraw Hill Construction.
View ArticleFuture NY-area construction contracts fall
The amount of future construction contracts in the New York metropolitan area dropped 10 percent in August, according to McGraw Hill Construction.
View ArticleNY-area construction contracts up 22 percent
The amount of future construction contracts in the NY metropolitan area rose 22 percent in the first 11 months of 2013, according to McGraw-Hill Construction.
View ArticleNY-area construction contracts up in January
Future construction contracts in the New York metropolitan area were up 28 percent in January compared with a year ago,
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