They expect gradual and stable growth in South Carolina should a resolution be found to avoid the fiscal cliff. Job growth is predicted to increase by 1.2 percent in 2013.
Manufacturing has been a major source of growth for the State but other industries are improving, including the much battered housing industry.
"Residential construction turned a corner in 2012,” Von Nessen said. “Sales activity is up and house prices are rising again, which suggests a better year for housing ahead.” Von Nessen. He expects housing to continue its increase in 2013.
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