Real Estate/Development
Dec. 23, 2003
Lifting Tariffs Irons Out Rise in Construction Costs
BY LAURA COLEMAN CREJ Staff Writer The lifting of the steel tariffs earlier this month is expected to ease market pressure on steel prices.
BY LAURA COLEMAN
CREJ Staff Writer
The lifting of the steel tariffs earlier this month is expected to ease market pressure on steel prices.
This, in turn, will reduce costs for the construction industry just as the economy appears to be turning a corner and demand for construction materials is expected to rise.
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CREJ Staff Writer
The lifting of the steel tariffs earlier this month is expected to ease market pressure on steel prices.
This, in turn, will reduce costs for the construction industry just as the economy appears to be turning a corner and demand for construction materials is expected to rise.
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