Sentences with phrase «slow pace of construction»

All told, the relatively slow pace of construction should have been expected.

The Census Bureau reported that residential building permits were up in July, although builders slowed the pace of construction starts on one - family homes in July to the least since March while apartment and condominium building picked up to the most since April.

Not exact matches

Akwa Ibom state government has alleged that a construction giant, Julius Berger's slow pace of execution of road contracts is frustrating the speedy completion of its critical road project contracts.

Tristram Hunt, the shadow Education Secretary, has been critical of the Priority School Building Programme, emphasising how the scheme was «limping along at a staggeringly slow pace», with only one in four schools from the initial phase actually under construction work, three years on from the announcement made by then Education Secretary Michael Gove.

Developers have begun to slow the pace of retail construction with starts tapering off.

In the apartment sector, the pace of new construction is finally slowing in many markets after considerable building in recent years.

Although industry data on retail construction activity varies widely, firms do agree on the overall trend that the slow pace of developing is clearly accelerating.

Not only will more home construction lead to a slower pace of rate hikes, it will also lead to faster economic growth.

Nationally, single - family housing construction activity has increased at a slower pace than in past economic recoveries, and the supply of homes for sale, measured by months of inventory and vacancies, is below long - term trends.

The 400,000 - plus units identified for 2017 delivery represent the peak for the current apartment cycle, but the pace of construction won't really start slowing down until the third quarter of 2018.

Steady growth Despite stock market turbulence and fluctuating interest rates, the pace of commercial construction is not slowing, at least not yet, according to Jeffrey Raday, president of McShane Construction Corp., a Rosemont, Ill. - based design / build constrconstruction is not slowing, at least not yet, according to Jeffrey Raday, president of McShane Construction Corp., a Rosemont, Ill. - based design / build constrConstruction Corp., a Rosemont, Ill. - based design / build constructionconstruction firm.

Developers may also slow the pace of new construction as the year progresses.