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Crane numbers reflect changing housing demand

The number of cranes across Australian city skylines rose to 691 in Rider Levett Bucknall’s latest count, the first increase in two years, as education and infrastructure projects pushed the number of cranes on non-residential work to its highest level since counting began in 2013. 

Crane numbers reflect changing housing demand
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