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Meanings of new construction in English

General term used to indicate newly built architectural structures.

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Usage of new construction in English
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That's partly because the weak housing market means few new construction jobs.
Reuters
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The number of new construction firms is down by 48 per cent.
The Irish Times
3
Two months ago, Tony started working for his brother's new construction firm.
The Guardian
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Tell me... have you also seen the new construction encircling the hill?'
Orb Sceptre Throne
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The new building, the new construction, the repairs that have been done.
Reuters
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Squabbles about an appropriate memorial delayed new construction time and time again.
The Irish Times
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Local authorities then repay the loans with the proceeds from new construction.
Reuters
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They have some new construction, surely, but how much we don't know.
Tarnished Knight
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Turning toward the roundhouse, Raina scanned the roof of the new construction.
Watcher of the Dead
10
They find new construction materials, new water sources, new lodes of specialized minerals.
The Gods Themselves
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The college said the purchase price is far less expensive than new construction.
Reuters
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Home sales and prices are rising, encouraging builders to undertake new construction projects.
Reuters
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TB: Every major homebuilder is evaluating the inclusion of solar in new construction.
Reuters
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Shannon led the way, and the two men headed for the new construction.
Genellan: planetfall
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Many new construction projects are planned and underway across sub-Saharan Africa.
The South African
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One factor supporting the recovery has been extremely limited new construction.
Reuters
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