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THE construction sector has lifted into growth territory for the first time this year according to the latest AIG/HIA Australian Performance of Construction Index (Australian PCI).
The seasonally adjusted index lifted 5.1 points to 51.8 in June (readings above 50 indicate an expansion in activity).
In addition to house building growth - up 2.2 points to 56.6, engineering construction jumped 16.3 points to 51.1 with a pipeline of infrastructure work on the east coast getting underway.
Boosts in overall new orders, activity and deliveries also contributed to the positive monthly reading. This growth was, however, partly offset by falls in apartment building (49.2) and commercial construction (49.8).
Australian Industry Group Director - Public Policy, Peter Burn, said "the Australian construction sector closed off the financial year on a positive note by lifting back into growth following five slow months."
"The housing sub-sector went from strength to strength marking a tenth straight month of expansion with an accelerated pace of increase in June.
"The stars aligned for engineering construction with an unexpected lift in activity on the back of local government and infrastructure projects.
"However, new orders in the engineering construction sub-sector continued to fall and, with the mining construction boom now winding down, the outlook for this sub-sector is for ongoing weakness."
Housing Industry Association Economist, Diwa Hopkins, said the slow start to the year hasn't held the PCI back from breaking through the 50 point marker.
" Underscoring this improvement has been residential construction activity, with house building in particular remaining a continuing source of strength - June represented the tenth consecutive month of growth in activity for this sub-sector of construction," she said.
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Madison Investments, PGN Architects and the John Reid Companies are working with Hoar Construction, a national constructionfirm in operation since 1940 that is entering the D.C. market, to build Elysium Fourteen, a nine-story, 56-unit apartmentbuilding at 1925 14th St. NW.
The project includes the renovation and restoration of two existing buildings that will be joined to a new LEED-certifiedapartment building with ground floor retail space. The buildings, at 14th Street and Wallach Place just one blockfrom the U Street Metro station, will have 12,500 square feet of retail space. Residents should be able to move into the buildingin the fall of 2015.
For more information and a timeline for the project, visit http://www.madisoninvestments.net/our_projects_elysium14.php.
D.C. ranks as a Top 10 Foodie City
Given the volume of new restaurants that open each week and the number of eateries in the city and its suburbs developed byTop Chef participants, its no surprise that D.C. made it onto the Top 10 Foodie City list byLivability.com.
Whatissurprising is that cities like New York, San Francisco and Chicago didnt make the list. In fact, the No. 1 city is New Haven, Conn., while D.C. is No. 10. In order to generate the list, the editors of the site looked at:
how often families eat at locally owned restaurants
how much the average resident spends eating out
accessibility residents have to healthy foods like fruits, vegetables and quality meat
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There are positive signs for the construction sector with a private reading showing increases in activity for the first time this year.
The Australian Industry Group's Performance of Construction Index rose above the crucial 50-point level separating expansion from contraction in June.
The index hit 51.8 in the month - the highest reading since November last year.
The Australian Industry Group's director of public policy Peter Burn says the rebound in activity was evidenced by an increase in new orders and deliveries from suppliers.
"The Australian construction sector closed off the financial year on a positive note by lifting back into growth following five slow months," he said.
However, it seems employers are still reluctant to take on new workers.
AI Group says, in spite of the growth, employment contracted for the seventh month is a row, indicating the operating environment remains tough.
There is a clear shift away from a reliance on mining related activity emerging as the eastern states start to lead the charge.
"New orders in the engineering construction sub-sector continued to fall and, with the mining construction boom now winding down, the outlook for this sub-sector is for ongoing weakness," Mr Burn said.
"In contrast, and suggesting further rebalancing within the construction sector, new orders grew at a faster pace for both housing and apartment building."
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by Monica Hollenbeck for The Central Record
MEDFORDAt the June 17 town council meeting, township manager Christopher Schultz said Medford is stepping up efforts to take down unsightly and illegal signs on utility poles around town.
According to Schultz, the state law that says its illegal to put signs on poles also requires utility companies to make a reasonable effort to keep signs off the poles. Schultz said he contacted Atlantic City Electric and was told they are overwhelmed by the number of signs on poles.
Schultz has decided to use money from the Clean Communities grant to pay two township public works employees overtime to take down the signs, zone by zone. He plans to bill the utility companies for the work, but the goal is to get the signs down as soon as possible.
The signs will be stored and inventoried. The township will then contact the legitimate businesses and give them warning that putting the signs on utility poles is illegal and they will be taken to court if it continues.
Schultz said the non-legitimate businesses, such as advertising for services like power washing, are difficult to get a hold of because they usually only provide cell phone numbers and will only allow you to leave a message. Since it is not a criminal issue, the police cannot look up the numbers.
Schultz would like some of the councilmen to go with him to Legislative District 8 and see if township can get power to make this illegal so police can go after them.
The issue of the illegal signs has come up several times in council meetings, most recently when a commercial property owner complained at the May 20 meeting that the signs are making the town look bad.
Schultz says the signs are a never-ending problem and the township has a part-time public official who has been doing her best to take them down.
He said signs are often put intentionally high up on poles, making them difficult to remove. Schultz has asked the public for help to provide license plates if they spot someone putting up a sign.
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Rebuilding the world - Broadway Malyan and the Royal Institute of British Architects
Spotlight talk from Aiden Ridyard at The Skills Show in 2013. International borders do not stop Aiden #39;s determination to rebuild inspirational buildings across the world.
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