Forecast 2012: Multifamily Construction

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July 16, 2012

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Multifamily construction has grown 46% since hitting bottom in 2009. This year, the sector is expected to continue to advance, increasing by 23%.

Source: McGraw-Hill Dodge Analytics

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Forecast 2012: Multifamily Construction

Data from McGraw-Hill Dodge Analytics

Multifamily construction has grown 46% since hitting bottom in 2009. This year, the sector is expected to continue to advance, increasing by 23%.

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Forecast 2012: Multifamily Construction

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Multifamily construction has grown 46% since hitting bottom in 2009. This year, the sector is expected to continue to advance, increasing by 23%.

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