ENR's Southwest City Scoop: Flagstaff
Construction starts expected to climb 24% in 2020 after posting strong gains in 2019
Non-building and non-residential activity poised for healthy gains in 2020, while residential work declines 19%.
City Grill
Mike Loven
President
Loven Contracting
“New student housing for Northern Arizona University continues to drive construction in Flagstaff,” Loven says.
“We are also all anticipating the impact that the future redevelopment of Milton Avenue will have on the city’s commercial corridor,” he notes.
Loven adds that generally speaking, these projects are reflective of an uptick in the repurposing of existing commercial spaces around Flagstaff.
“Regarding construction volume, we think it will hold steady in 2020,” he says.
Firm in Focus
Kinney Construction Services Inc.
121 E. Birch Ave., Ste. 500, Flagstaff, Ariz.
CEO: Tim Kinney
Employees: 70
Founded: 1999
Rebuild: Kinney Construction’s largest project to break ground in 2019 was the $25.19-million Maswik South Complex Reconstruction for Grand Canyon National Park.
