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This chart was first published Oct. 22, 2012 REAL ESTATE Largest Construction Companies Ranked by 2011 area revenue TRENDS NYC construction employment continues to fall Number of jobs 131,800 120,700 112,400 111,500 SPOTLIGHT 1,954 Number of key projects built in 2011 in the New York area by the top 20 firms JOB NUMBERS SOAR BUT SIZE SINKS When it comes to the city’s top 20 construction firms, there’s good news and bad news. On the plus side: The number of major projects built by the top 20 leaped 37.7% last year. The bad news is that while total revenue rose in 2011, it was up less than 1%, hitting $10.5 billion, according to Crain’s research. Fully half the firms on the list reported that solid growth in the number of contracts—driven by work in the health care, education and residential sectors—had well exceeded the step up in revenue. The gap was attributed largely to a rise in the number of smaller renovation projects. “One part of our business that has grown is interior works,” said Charlie Murphy, Charlie Murphy senior vice president at Turner Construction Co., which topped Crain’s list of the 20 local firms ranked by their New York-area revenue last year. “The market has grown, but the dollars haven’t grown as much. A lot more clients are doing a lot of small projects.” Turner itself is a good example of the phenomenon. While the number of the firm’s key projects grew last year by 29.2%, to 177, its revenue headed in the other direction. It shrank by 16.2%, to $2.4 billion. One of its strongest sectors in recent months has been health care. Turner recently broke ground on the $210 million NYU Langone Medical Center Energy Building. Another sector helping to buoy builders’ fortunes is education. As endowments begin to swell again at universities, many are returning to construction. “They’re investing to attract students and faculty,” said Steven Pressler, executive vice president and chief operating officer of the construction management division at STV. That firm ranked No. 11 on the list, after posting the largest revenue gain in 2011, soaring 141.4%, to $205.2 million. The gain was thanks mainly to three projects, including the new police academy in College Point, Queens. Construction in the residential sector has picked up more this year due to increased demand for rental apartments, which is helping to push up rents and whet landlords’ appetites for more construction. “People from all over the world want to live here,” said Richard Anderson, president of the New York Building Congress. “We are starting to get a construction response to this high demand.” Overall construction is expected to continue growing in 2012. 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