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Survey: Majority of cities curb infrastructure plans

Sixty-five percent of cities surveyed by the National League of Cities are postponing or canceling infrastructure projects and capital expenditures because of the coronavirus pandemic. Almost 70% of cities say they have not received funding through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act. Read

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Amtrak picks team for Philadelphia station project

Amtrak has selected a partnership of Plenary Infrastructure, Gilbane Building, Johnson Controls and Vantage Airport Group to renovate Philadelphia’s 30th Street Station. The multiphase project’s cost is estimated at $300 million to $400 million as part of a $10 billion plan for the station and

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Downtown Reno, Nevada will welcome Kimpton Hotel

Kimpton Hotel, a pioneering brand in the boutique hotel segment, is coming to downtown Reno. The San Francisco-based hotel franchise is building its first property in the Biggest Little City in partnership with developer CAI Investments. Read the Reno Gazette-Journal story here

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Hudson speeds plans to reopen 700 airport stores

Airport retail operator Hudson had reopened more than 100 locations by June 15 and is accelerating plans to reopen the rest of the more than 700 stores it shuttered during the pandemic as passenger traffic fell. The company operates a little more than 1,000 stores

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Data reveals upturn in construction

An AGC survey shows 21% of construction companies added workers in May or earlier, while 8% of companies have furloughed or laid off personnel this month. Meanwhile, Procore data indicates construction activity has returned to pre-pandemic levels in 34 states. Read the Engineering News-Record story

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US home construction picks up slowly in May

US residential construction starts rose 4.3% in May for an annual adjusted rate of 974,000 units, according to federal figures. The lower-than-forecast pace of resumption suggested that builders are only slowly getting back to work as coronavirus lockdowns ease. Read the The Associated Press story

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