Construction Market Intelligence: March 22 - February Starts Drop $33 Billion as Healthcare Construction Surges 12% and Intel's $5 Billion Chip Plant Wins Project of the Year episode artwork

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Construction Market Intelligence: March 22 - February Starts Drop $33 Billion as Healthcare Construction Surges 12% and Intel's $5 Billion Chip Plant Wins Project of the Year

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Daily market intelligence covering the $33 billion drop in nonresidential construction starts for February, healthcare construction surging 11.8%, Intel Fab 52 winning ENR Project of the Year with revolutionary offsite assembly, Grady Health's $1B Atlanta campus, CSL's $1.5B Illinois expansion, Google/DTE's 2.7 GW Michigan energy partnership, tariff refund process taking shape, and construction estimating searches spiking 42,950%.

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