Plenty of inexpensive land, a burgeoning population, and lots of fresh air and blue sky what is bemoaned as suburban sprawl by some is seen as a well of opportunity for the health care construction industry. The suburbs are the most affluent and the best insured, and the [baby] boomers tend to live in the burbs, says Heather Jones, construction economist with Raleigh, N.C.-based research firm FMI.
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