Multifamily: How Low Will it Go?

Overall Demand and Number of New Starts Will Continue to Fall in '07
For contractors and developers active in the Southeast's multifamily market, the relevant question of today is, "How low will it go?" Full Story >>

Multifamily In Demand: Workforce Housing

As Luxury Market Cools, the Need for Affordable Units Heats Up
Even in Florida's softening real estate market, the recent dramatic escalation in prices has caused homes and condominiums to remain out of reach for working-class people in many markets. Full Story>>

The Future of Fuels

Change in Energy Policy is Driving Development of New Plants in the Southeast
With rising concerns over the nation's dependence on foreign oil, the pain of higher gas prices and warnings about global climate change, renewable and clean-burning fuels are taking center stage in the political arena. Full Story >>

Charlotte Report: Construction Opportunities Should Keep Growing in 2007

Tony Crumbley, vice president of research for the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce, says he was taken aback when he saw the final figure for the amount invested by new and expanding businesses in Charlotte during 2006: $4.2 billion. Full Story >>

A Tale of Two Projects

Marina Blue, Midtown Miami Projects Progressing to Completion
While South Florida's luxury multifamily market continues to cool - contractors have called it "dead" or "dying" - notable projects continue to move forward toward their final completion. Full Story >>

CATS: Coming Down the Line

First Phase of Charlotte's Light-Rail System Heading for Fall Completion
Considerable excitement has justifiably surrounded Charlotte's development of a comprehensive, $4 billion light-rail system. Full Story >>

North Carolina Research Campus

$1.5 Billion Biotech Development Under Construction Near Charlotte
The North Carolina Research Campus, the $1.5 billion vision of billionaire and Dole Food owner David Murdock, is steaming ahead in Kannapolis, N.C., near Charlotte. Full Story >>