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Publication Date: 16-OCT-09
Pages: 30-38
Format: PDF
Price: $495.00
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Description
The 2010 Construction Outlook is the industry's highly respected and most closely watched outlook for the year ahead. Get a first-hand view of industry trends and the economic forecast that will affect the construction industry in 2010. This Conference will give you the vital information you need to plan for business success in the year 2010 and beyond.The McGraw-Hill Construction Outlook 2010 Report is perfect for design, construction and professional services firms planning for 2010 and beyond. As the construction industry is in the midst of the steepest decline in decades, affecting most project types. On the plus side, the corner is being turned in 2009, helped by the emerging support being provided by the federal stimulus bill as well as the winding down of the recession. There are still obstacles to recovery, however, including tight bank lending standards and the eroding fiscal position of state and local governments. How these varied influences play out over the next year will determine the type of recovery that can be expected for the construction industry. This presentation will cover the 2010 prospects for such major construction sectors as single and multifamily housing, commercial building, institutional building, and public works and electric utilities. Authored by Robert Murray, McGraw-Hill Constructions' vice president of economic affairs, the Construction Outlook offers detailed analysis about what lies ahead for the residential, commercial, institutional, manufacturing, and public works and utilities sectors, by region and nationally. Never has it been more important to take advantage of these insights to ensure that you possess the most credible and comprehensive information as you plan for the year ahead. The Outlook 2010 Report will include detailed forecasts and tables by building types:
• Residential
• Commercial Buildings
• Institutional Buildings
• Manufacturing Buildings
• Public Works and Utilities Complete 2010 National and Regional Estimates will also be included and the Construction Outlook 2010 Report will include over 25 charts and graphs.
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