The Top 12 Reasons to Use Construction Technology for Retail Construction

August 5, 2019

With over 134.5 million square feet of retail space constructed around the world in 2016, demand remains high for new retail environments, despite the growing influence of e-commerce.1 This demand for new retail and mixeduse construction spans the globe, including in Mexico, China, Morocco, Saudi Arabia and the United States. Whether a construction firm has been servicing this sector for years or is just expanding into it, plenty of challenges are guaranteed. Thankfully, overcoming these challenges is made easier with the right construction technology. If you’ve got a retail project coming up or in progress, look for software tools that offer these 12 benefits.

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