Reversal of Fortune.(construction spending by education institutions)
American School & University, May, 2006 by Agron, Joe
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Byline: Joe Agron jagron@asumag.com
With all things seemingly rising these days - gas prices, the cost of goods and materials, the global temperature, my age - there is one thing bucking the trend: education construction spending.
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Total construction spending by education institutions pulled back last year to an amount not seen since the beginning of the decade, according to American School & University's 32 [superscript]nd annual Official Education Construction Report (see p. 24). Slightly more than $37.5 billion worth of new construction, additions and modernization ...
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