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Construction Material Prices Likely to Continue to Climb Over Coming Months

By Ryan McCabe

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Beware of price escalation of materials!  Jeff Taylor, Chief Economist for the Associated Builders and Contractors, has warned members of his organization that prices for construction materials are likely to continue to rise during the coming months.  Read the article on the ABC website. 

Taylor's forecast relies upon a US Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics Producer Price Indexes - March 2007 report released April 13, 2007.  Read the report.

Full post as published by The South Carolina Construction Law Blog on April 20, 2007 (boomark / email).

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