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- Building on more solid ground: the mortgage industry is reeling from a period of bad news and market excess that has triggered an ongoing response from lawmakers and regulators. What some have called a market on steroids has since come crashing down to reality.
Cover Report: Legislative/Regulatory
- Decline in Building Means Good News for Remodeling Industry ; Some Local Companies Sees an Uptick in Business As More People Are Staying in Their Homes.
When Dave Herlihy, owner of Floorco in Miamisburg, a flooring wholesaler, opened eight months ago, he didn't anticipate his membership to be largely remodelers. One thing I've recognized -- I've been doing this 15 years -- is when building is down, remodeling goes up," said Herlihy.
- Dayton Daily News
- July 09, 2008
- Elkins Uses Railroad History to Shape Development
Building on its historic ties to the railroad industry, city officials believe the future of Elkins is on track.
- State Journal, The
- April 19, 2010

- Job Growth in Region's Construction Third in U.S. ; Projects Over Year Add 3,600 Hires in 18% Rise
The Buffalo Niagara region added more construction jobs than all but two U.S. metro areas in the last year, a result of health care, university and private-sector development projects that spurred an 18 percent gain in employment. From October 2010 to October 2011, the region added 3,600 construction jobs, pushing employment in that sector to 23,900 -- the highest point since before 2001, an industry official said during a Monday news conference outside the Larkin at Exchange Building just east of downtown Buffalo.
- Buffalo News
- December 06, 2011
- Daily Journal of Commerce Rolls Out Online Premium News Content
In our quest to help you grow your business and build your professional connections, the Daily Journal of Commerce has some exciting news to announce. In the several years since we rolled out our website at www.djcoregon.com, we have kept our readers informed with online daily updates of breaking news and compelling building industry information. We have taken great pleasure in knowing we have provided loyal readers like you the vital information, bidding opportunities and industry insight that have enabled you to make informed business decisions.
- Daily Journal of Commerce
- February 07, 2011
- New Online Media Platforms Debut for Digital Printing Industry; Producers of ON DEMAND Conference & Expo Launch Community Building News Site and Weekly Newsletter.
NEWTON, Mass. -- Questex Media Group, Inc., a global, business-to-business integrated media provider, announced today an innovative hybrid news and tr...
- Business Wire
- March 08, 2006
- Home Show Vendors Face Slowdown by Building a Niche
Randy Johnson believes the home building industry will bounce back, but it won't be the same as before. Johnson, a Spokane-based distributor for Phantom Screens, a screen manufacturer, said he had to cut prices, reducing his margins by as much as 20 percent, to generate business.
- Yakima Herald-Republic
- March 18, 2011
- Rigged for Success: Drilling Boom Fuels Growth of Tulsa-Based Taylor Industries
The boom in drilling activity is shaking the rig-building industry and the dramatic jump in demand for both new and refurbished rigs is leaving many companies with maxed-out capacity and component shortages. Being a rig manufacturer can be feast or famine and equipment manufacturers like Tulsa-based Taylor Industries are feasting, said Brett Taylor, company president.

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- The Journal Record
- April 15, 2011
- Historic Transformation
Building industry booms downtown as big projects shape district's future Transformation: Projects add 20 acres of indoor space
- The Santa Fe New Mexican
- May 20, 2008
- Structure for Town Part of Eagle Scout Project
INDUSTRY -- A local teen has completed building a storage building near the town recycling center as part of his Eagle Scout project. When Jordan Williams, 17, and his father, Rick, went to the town site for a bucket of sand-salt for their home, it meant getting it from a precariously tall pile. Jordan thought it would be nice to have a structure for the mixture.
- Sun-Journal Lewiston, Me.
- January 05, 2011