I want to know which state is experiencing construction growth that is predicted for the future too?
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New Jersey.  There are so many homes being built each year its makes me question where the animals are going...
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Progresive.com will give you three estimates from their company and two others.\n\nhttp://www.progressive.com
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Your health? Or drug companies.\n\nReal estate where? This question has so many answers!\n\nOff the top of my head, I would say real estate in Alaska. When the oil fields are opened up, the housing boom will hit.\n\nAs to drug companies, who ever is working on a vacine for AIDS or one for the Bird Flu will get you quick $$ growth.
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Florida is also booming. Waterfront property can easily go up 200%+ in a couple years. We're also growing like crazy, think it's about 900-1000 people per month move here, causing even normal property value to increase dramatically.\n\nFission
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Congress !   lol\n\nWell the correct answer will be Regress
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I could not tell you for sure and I am not sure where you would go to get that sort of statistic.  However, as a long time Phoenix resident, I can give you a guess based on my observations.\n\nI would guess that (at least until the last 6 months), residential growth (new home construction) was outpacing retail growth (new business construction).  I know several people who have bought homes in the new developments that have sprung up on the fringes (Queen Creek, Maricopa) and there were often initially huge blocks of houses (100s) with no major shopping center or grocery store for several miles.  \n\nThey generally appear to build the housing developments first and then the larger retail construction comes in later (which makes sense, no sense in building and opening a business until all the people are there).  I would guess (again my observation) that from the time the first new residents start moving into a new housing development, it is about 6 months to a year before the first large shopping complexes open in the area and 2-3 years before the number and variety of shops in the area is comparable to longer developed areas.\n\nThis may be changing though.  The crazy pace of house sales here has slowed dramatically in the last few months.  There are fewer homes being bought and it is taking longer for homes to sell (there are 4 in my neighborhood that have been for sale for over 2 weeks - a year ago they would have been sold in less than a week).  It it hard to say if this slowing will continue and what the impact will be.
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Depends on the state.
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Agree it'll be China - the population pressures, increasing demand for other goods, a developing financial market structure, booming industry all point to economic expansion. Sheer size indicates its importance as a market and the hegemony it will project.\n\nAustralia just doesn't have the market mover potential, nor the military, nor the power projection.\n\nAnother possibility is the EU, once they cope with the unemployment, immigration and inflationary pressures.\n\nIt is entirely possible there will be no superpower for a while.
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In the US here's the top job prospects for the future in my humble opinion.  \n\nHealth Care, especially Registered Nurses -   Americans are aging and the use of Health Care facilities and services are increasing as a result.  \n\nCollections - The debt load of Americans has increased over the last few years and as Interest rates rise there will be more and more accounts entering into the Collections phase.  \n\nSocial Workers, especially in the Mental Health field - As the problems noted above increase, people are going to get more stressed out and seek the use of Counselors and Therapists.  \n\nHome Contractors / Construction - More and more Americans will be building an addition on to their homes to care for their aging parents.  It's cheaper than a Nursing Home and allows a relative to ensure care is being provided in the standard that they wish.  In addition, if there is a move to remove illegal workers from the US it will also add to the need for qualified individuals to practice in this field.
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Most territory that's not covered by a city would be Alaska.  Interesting, Nevada looks to have the highest percentage of non-improved land.
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this should do \n\nhttp://www.statelocalgov.net/index.cfm
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Best way is to check recent sales prices of other homes in the area.  Try domania.com.  As for what it will fetch in another year from now, no way to predict.
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Without a doubt!!\n\nMichigan State is finished.
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in AZ is my best guess
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Most likely Arizona if your asking for just one. Dry climate, clean air.
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Hawaii, I believe. See the link.
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China, it's growing at a steady 9% per year.\nIt's possible that there are some very small economies that are growing at a faster pace than China, but of the larger economies, China is the champ.\n \nI know this because I live in Brazil and everyday China (and India and Russia, the other so called BRIC) are used by analists, press and politicians to compare to our own mediocre growth rate.\n \nNot only China is the fastest growing economy, but it is forecasted to be the largest one very soon. I think it is already 4th or 5th.