City Scoop: Los Angeles
Rich Data from McGraw-Hill Research & Analytics
| Construction Starts |
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Santa Ana, CA |
| TOTAL CONSTRUCTION |
Actual
2007 |
Actual
2008 |
Actual
2009 |
Forecast
2010 |
Forecast
2011 |
| ($ Millions) |
|
|
| NON-RESIDENTIAL |
| Commercial & Manufacturing |
| Stores & Shopping Centers |
| Office & Bank Bldgs |
| Hotels & Motels |
| Other Commercial Buildings |
| Manufacturing Buildings |
|
| $7,146 |
$6,814 |
$3,999 |
| $4,078 |
$2,150 |
$1,251 |
| $662 |
$740 |
$288 |
| $767 |
$430 |
$322 |
| $746 |
$169 |
$60 |
| $1,822 |
$766 |
$577 |
| $80 |
$45 |
$3 |
|
| $4,642 |
$4,040 |
| $1,958 |
$1,391 |
| $272 |
$350 |
| $180 |
$234 |
| $33 |
$54 |
| $1,441 |
$746 |
| $32 |
$8 |
|
| INSTITUTIONAL |
| Education Buildings |
| Healthcare Facilities |
| Other Institutional Buildings |
|
| $3,068 |
$4,664 |
$2,748 |
| $1,928 |
$3,241 |
$1,157 |
| $393 |
$385 |
$988 |
| $746 |
$1,038 |
$603 |
|
| $2,684 |
$2,649 |
| $1,643 |
$1,438 |
| $389 |
$342 |
| $652 |
$869 |
|
| RESIDENTIAL |
| Single Family |
| Multifamily |
|
| $5,356 |
$3,334 |
$1,625 |
| $2,541 |
$1,481 |
$1,267 |
| $2,815 |
$1,853 |
$357 |
|
| $1,872 |
$2,212 |
| $1,440 |
$1,674 |
| $432 |
$538 |
|
| TOTAL NON-BUILDING |
| Highways & Bridges |
| Other Public Works |
| Environmental Public Works |
| Electric Utilities |
|
| $3,052 |
$3,088 |
$3,217 |
| $1,001 |
$967 |
$1,423 |
| $739 |
$589 |
$668 |
| $1,128 |
$1,338 |
$1,020 |
| $184 |
$194 |
$106 |
|
| $2,595 |
$2,839 |
| $1,095 |
$1,120 |
| $593 |
$593 |
| $512 |
$1,003 |
| $395 |
$124 |
|
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Los Angeles’ construction market will remain sluggish in the first quarter of 2011, according to the AGC.
Total construction starts level out, while
residential shows slight gains.
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| Firms in Focus |
Jamboree Housing Corp. 17701 Cowan Ave. Irvine |
|
EMPLOYEES: 40
Founded: 1990
What's New: After opening the Greenleaf Family Apartments in Anaheim, Jamboree has three more developments planned for the first half of 2011, plus the groundbreaking of Passiflora in Irvine in Feb.
|
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Mark Rios
Founding Principal Rios Clementi Hale Studios
The city of Los Angeles recently unveiled preliminary designs for its renovation of the Civic Center and the creation of Civic Park, which connects a 12-acre keystone site across four blocks. “Our intent was and is to design Civic Park as a cultural crossroads, a dynamic common public space that contributes to and celebrates the people and cultures of Los Angeles, and knits together downtown Los Angeles,” Rios says. The project broke ground on July 15, 2010, and completion is scheduled for summer 2012.
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