Survey of local architects reveals tempered enthusiasm for 2023

The experts say Tampa Bay’s development-related economy is likely to see only modest growth compared to the past few years.

Jonathan Moore of InVision Advisors was one of the architects who participated in the AIA survey. He advises other architecture firms in the Tampa Bay area.
Jonathan Moore of InVision Advisors was one of the architects who participated in the AIA survey. He advises other architecture firms in the Tampa Bay area.
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The latest annual survey conducted by the Tampa Bay chapter of the American Institute of Architects predicts modest growth for the region’s development-related economy in 2023 as inflation and supply chain challenges continue to encumber construction projects.

 

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