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April's Nonresidential Construction Starts +51% M/M, +45% Y/Y, & +14% YTD

April's Nonresidential Construction Starts +51% M/M, +45% Y/Y, & +14% YTD

ConstructConnect announced today that April 2022's volume of construction starts, excluding residential work, was $52.6 billion, an increase of +50.7% (i.e., by half) versus March’s figure of $34.9 billion (previously reported as $34.4 billion).

April's Nonresidential Construction Starts +51% M/M, +45% Y/Y, & +14% YTD
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Finally, Megaprojects Galore ConstructConnect announced today that April 2022's volume of construction starts, excluding residential work, was $52.6 billion, an increase of +50.7% (i.e., by half) versus March’s figure of $34.9 billion (previously reported as $34.4 billion).
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Megaprojects Slow to Kick In ConstructConnect announced today that March 2022's volume of construction starts, excluding residential work, was $34.4 billion, an increase of +31.8% compared with February’s figure of $26.1 billion (previously reported as $25.7 billion).
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