BUILDERS CHARGE AHEAD IN SOUTHEAST AFTER A BANNER YEAR IN 2023

Ertmer says that with many health care systems back to "slim-but-positive margins," its customers are making more investments in outpatient care facilities, specialized care centers like cancer hospitals and behavioral health facilities. The firm continues to bank on manufacturing, and Joh...

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Published in:ENR 2024-07, Vol.293 (1), p.SE12-SE33
Main Author: Buckley, Bruce
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Capital expenditures
Clients
Employees
Expenditures
Health care facilities
Hospital facilities
Manufacturing
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Summary:Ertmer says that with many health care systems back to "slim-but-positive margins," its customers are making more investments in outpatient care facilities, specialized care centers like cancer hospitals and behavioral health facilities. The firm continues to bank on manufacturing, and John Paul Saenz, chief operating officer at Haskell, says water and wastewater markets-serving both municipal and industrial clients-have seen considerable growth in the region. [...]interest rates and an election year are always a concern, but discerning clients know that essential [capital expenditures] today will be less expensive than tomorrow.
ISSN:0891-9526