Contractors’ outlook generally upbeat
15 Dec 2021
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Minnesota’s construction industry is generally upbeat about the demand for construction services in 2022, but that optimism is tempered by the ongoing supply chain disruption, material costs and other worries.
That’s a big takeaway from the Associated General Contractors of Minnesota’s 2021 Minnesota Construction Industry Assessment, which asked builders, architects, engineers and specialty contractors to weigh in on market challenges and opportunities.
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