Southeast City Scoop: Savannah, Ga., Construction Starts
Before COVID-19 outbreak, value of new contracts was expected to decline 7%
An increase in residential starts won’t overcome decreases in nonresidential and non-building sectors.
City Grill
Ryan Price
Vice President
J.E. Dunn Construction
The COVID-19 pandemic has definitely impacted Savannah’s construction industry, with health care, hospitality and multifamily projects among those experiencing the greatest impacts, says Price. “Many of these projects have been delayed or incurred project financing challenges,” he says. Publicly funded projects are showing more promise though, with many federal, county, city and public school system work in the area having started recently or else nearing groundbreaking, Price says, citing construction of a new city arena.
Firm in Focus
Dulany Industries Inc.
118 E. 35th St., Savannah, Ga.
President/CEO: Reed Dulany III
Employees: 18
Founded: 1897
New Development: A Dulany Industries subsidiary filed a permit application with the U.S. Corps of Engineers to develop an industrial terminal complex along the main Savannah River shipping channel.
