Building permits in Cleveland in the months of October and November broke $5.5 million, demonstrating that the city is moving forward out of the economic recession. The construction of new homes comprised the majority of permits, according to the Cleveland Banner, as well as renovations on existing buildings.
"[It's] good to see new home building on the rise again," Mayor Tom Rowland told the news source. "While industrial expansions and new industries have been up these past few months, it was new homes that showed the largest increase for the four weeks of October."
Construction workers will want to ensure that their equipment is capable of handling a big job, should the need arise. With IronPlanet, finding quality used construction equipment has never been easier. Its marketplace is continually filled with new items.
Auctions with IronClad Assurance are one of the best ways to ensure that the listed item is exactly as described. A local representative will personally visit the equipment and take 50-100 photographs, as well as perform a visual inspection of vital components, which gives bidders the confidence needed to move forward.
