Renovation backlog for college facilities hits new highs
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College facilities maintenance backlogs reached record levels, with deferred capital projects increasing 8% year-over-year according to Gordian's latest facilities report. The growing repair and renovation queue signals mounting pressure on institutions to address aging infrastructure with limited budgets.
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The dollar value of deferred capital projects grew by 8% last year, according to the latest state of higher ed facilities report from Gordian.
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