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CONSTRUCTION OUTLOOK

2012's Construction Rebound: Behind the Facade
Forbes' Trulia Chief Economist Jed Kolko discusses why new home construction starts in 2012 were still way below long-term normal levels despite having reached their highest level since 2008. The Census reported that there were 780,000 new housing starts in 2012, a 28-percent increase over 2011, and Raleigh, Austin and Houston led the U.S. in construction activity. The Census also reported that the seasonally adjusted annualized rate for December was 954,000. However, construction activity is still far below normal levels in most of the country. Continue reading story
Late-Year Surge in Construction Employment Fuels Optimism for 2013
Housing Market Optimism Grows; Construction Jobs Up 2 Percent
Construction Jobs May Be Ready to Take Off
Housing Market, Construction Jobs Continue Upward Trend
States Hope for Rebound in Construction
Construction Jobs in Louisville (Ky.) Decline by 3.5 Percent
Alabama Industry to Watch: Will Mobile Construction Jobs Keep Growing?
Florida Construction Takes a Hit in December Unemployment Report
Construction a Bright Spot for Jobs in South Carolina
Alabama Loses More Construction Jobs in December
Michigan Lost 6,700 Construction Jobs in 2012
Albany (N.Y.) Regional Job Counts December 2012
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