1974 U.S. construction to top 100 billion
The F W Dodge division predicts 1974 will reach 101 billion in construction contracts for the year, driven by nonresidential and nonbuilding work while residential activity softens. The rise marks a milestone and signals the end of the early 1970s boom amid tighter credit and budget constraints.
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