Archive for November, 2009
Tax cuts should give a boost to economy of New Brunswick in 2010 and 2011
Heading into 2010, New Brunswick is still facing significant challenges due to the persistent impact of depressed U.S. and global demand which year to date has caused the province’s total exports to plunge by 27%.
Which States Will Lead the Construction Recovery?
Led by California and Texas, twenty states account for more than 75% of the US construction market. The projected recovery in the construction market early next year must be driven by a significant improvement in a large share of these key states.
A strange brew – low construction starts, near zero interest rates and asset price bubbles
CanaData’s latest construction starts forecasts are set out in the tables that accompany this report. The current year will see non-residential building starts in Canada drop to about half the level that they reached two years ago in 2007, 45.5 million square feet versus 92.1 million. The credit crunch, reduced international travel, lower world trade and high unemployment are all factors holding back privately-funded construction projects at this time.
CJM Construction, Inc. soon to give its Customers the ability to pay Invoices online
Keeping customer service and satisfaction at the forefront, CJM will soon allow its customers to pay invoices online.
Pompano Beach, FL (CJM Media Staff) November 20, 2009
CJM Construction, Inc., a Veteran Owned Small Business full service construction company with locations in Pompano Beach and Orlando will have the capabilities of allowing its customers to pay [...]
Declining Domestic Materials Demand Drops October Construction Materials Price Index
The construction materials price index fell 0.2% in October but remains 0.5% higher than three months ago. The price trend ahead is for modest increases into the winter and then larger monthly increases for the rest of 2010.
