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Columbia Office

Our team’s experience in the state of South Carolina dates to 1989 with Columbia being the first location in the state. Our experience in the local market includes K-12 education, higher education, municipal, and mixed-use. To date, we have managed nearly $5 billion in the K-12 education market working closely with several school districts. Some of our local notable projects include River Bluff High School, Dreher High School, The Darla Moore School of Business, and The New Law School at University of South Carolina.

Projects

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Experts

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Insights

Local market analysis specific to Columbia and the greater area. Podcasts, white papers, and more!

Local Projects

Meet Our Local Experts

Jeff Holstein

Executive Vice President

jholstein@cumming-group.com

David Lindsay

Vice President

dlindsay@cumming-group.com

Market Analysis

2022 Q2: Market Analysis

While confidence in the market remains high overall, recent events have started to erode some of that confidence. Stocks have had their weakest showing since the 1970s, while inflation is high and consumer spending is slowing. Logistics issues remain. The Federal Reserve, for its part, has aggressively raised interest rates to bring prices back down.

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Insiders Podcast

Today’s Impact on Higher Education Construction

Construction in the higher education sector continues to evolve. In our latest podcast, two of our experts discuss building trends they’ve witnessed on various campuses throughout the southeast. “Whether it’s state schools or private schools, the focus is on the students and being able to provide a good education. But it’s more than that. It’s the whole experience, it’s the quality of living and the extracurricular activities that they’re able to engage in,” explains Joe Saatkamp, Executive Vice President for Cumming’s central region. “I see trends toward making that living experience and quality of life higher.”

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Expert Insights Blog

Steel Prices

Steel prices continue to register their lowest values since May 2021. Spot prices going into 2023 are almost 20% less than those going into 2022. This slide is primarily due to what people in finance call “mean reversion”: as time goes on, prices return to their average. Steel prices had been unsustainably high for almost two years, and this is a return to form rather than a sign of weakness. We expect them to continue to decline and recommend waiting until the spring before making major purchases.

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