Commercial building took the hardest hit, down to $298 million in July 2002 from $528 million in July 2001. Total construction was down by more than $400 million for the same time period.
For the year-to-date figures, commercial building is down $1 billion, or 28%, from last year's January-July figures. Residential building is up $38 million, or 1%, for the same time period.
The company produces reports on the construction market, including Dodge Reports and Sweet's Catalog Files.
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