Carolinas' $20 Billion Industrial Construction Provides Economic Boost, an Industrial Info News Alert
Market Wire, June, 2009
Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas) -- North and South Carolina attract a significant amount of industrial project activity, providing much-needed economic stimulus for the eastern U.S. Currently, the two states have more than $20 billion of industrial projects either under construction or scheduled to begin construction this year. This includes $5.5 billion in projects scheduled to begin construction in 2009, $7 billion in projects that started construction in 2008, and about $8 billion in projects that started construction before 2008 and are still active.
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