Posts Tagged ‘Associated Builders & Contractors’

Non-residential contractors finally hear good news

by Wally Northway Published: April 12,2013

Tags: Associated Builders & Contractors, Buddy Edens, building contractors, commercial construction, U.S. Department of Commerce

While there has been a fair amount of good news lately about a rebound in homebuilding in Mississippi and across the U.S., commercial contractors have been waiting impatiently for a little sunshine to come their way. Perhaps their long wait is over. “I’m cautiously optimistic,” said C.J. “Buddy” Edens, president of the Mississippi chapter of [...] [...]

South sees bump in construction backlog but sector still flat overall

by Ted Carter Published: June 10,2012

Tags: American Institute of Architects, Anirban Basu, Architecture Building Index, Associated Builders & Contractors, Homebuilders Association of Mississippi, Marty Milstead, Mississippi Concrete Industries Association

The South is rising again, at least in comparison to construction activity with the rest of the country. Construction contractors looking for jobs should keep their eye on Dixie, says Anirban Basu, the Maryland-based chief economist for the Associated Builders and Contractors, whose Mississippi chapter is headquartered in Pearl and has an office in Gulfport. [...] [...]

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