DALLAS—Construction in the Dallas-Fort Worth TX metropolitanarea retreated 23% during the first half of 2018 from a year ago, asa 7% increase for multifamily housing was outweighed by a 36% dropfor commercial building, according to Dodge Data & Analytics.For the full year 2017, commercial and multifamily constructionstarts had fallen 12%, which followed very strong increases in 2015(up 60%) and 2016 (up 28%).
“Commercial construction may have seen a decrease in the DFWarea, but we have only seen continued growth in the multifamilysector, specifically in the size of the projects that we'reseeing,” Brian Webster, KWA Construction president, tellsGlobeSt.com. “2017 was KWA's best year on record, and with numeroushigh level projects in the pipeline, we are already on track tosurpass that this year.”
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