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home news index canadata's first-quarter construction starts: -48% in square footage, -29% in dollars

CanaData's First-quarter Construction Starts: -48% in Square Footage, -29% in Dollars

April 07, 2009 - Alex Carrick

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Canada's total construction starts in the first quarter of 2009 were sharply lower than in the same period of last year. Total starts are comprised of the residential, non-residential building and engineering type-of-structure categories.

Alberta (-50.4%), Ontario (-32.1%) and British Columbia (-28.3%) were the provinces with the steepest drops in dollar volumes of starts. Alberta
(-71.3%) had a particularly sharp decline in overall square footage.

Click here to link with a story on first-quarter non-residential starts in Canada by type of structure and region.

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