Architects agree: Market remains primed for growth

The good times roll on for Tampa Bay's development economy.


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Jim Jett. Harvard Jolly architects Michael Hart, Ward Friszolowski and Drazen Ahmedic, pictured at the Golisano Children's Hospital in Fort Myers, which they designed.
Jim Jett. Harvard Jolly architects Michael Hart, Ward Friszolowski and Drazen Ahmedic, pictured at the Golisano Children's Hospital in Fort Myers, which they designed.
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A survey of architects and architecture firm principals viewed as a bellwether for economic development prospects indicates the Tampa Bay region will continue to enjoy a high level of real estate construction activity well into 2020 and 2021.

The 120 respondents to the survey, conducted by the Tampa Bay chapter of the American Institute of Architects and unveiled last week at a panel discussion in Tampa, say their firms have experienced zero slowdown in demand and are planning to hire more employees. Many also predict significant revenue growth.

 

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