Nonresidential Construction Spending Grows on Public Sector Strength in April
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Public construction spending increased modestly in April, providing a bright spot in the nonresidential construction market. Private nonresidential spending declined again, highlighting a sector split between strong public investment and weakening private demand.
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Public construction spending inched incrementally higher in April while private nonresidential spending fell yet again. The post Nonresidential Construction Spending Grows on Public Sector Strength in April first appeared on Construction Executive .
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