Construction activity in southern A...

Construction activity in southern Atlantic region slows

Following several years of above-national-average shooting in nonresidential building activity, the southward Atlantic region has come down to earth. Permit values for novel nonresidential construction in the toward the south Atlantic states declined by 141 percent during 1990 - nearly twice the 74 percent rate of contraction nationwide. Many of the largest metropolitan areas in the region, including Washington, DC Atlanta and Miami, have recorded sharp increases in vacancy rates for the two office and industrial space during the last scarcely any years. ...