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SUMMARY:"Make it Monday" Forum Luncheon: AEDC - Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy
DESCRIPTION:Join us to hear an overview of the Anchorage Economic Development Corporation's 2026 Economic Forecast report. \n\n\n\nAnchorage enters 2026 with a stable economic outlook\, supported by strength in transportation\, tourism\, health care\, and construction. Cargo volumes through Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and the Port of Alaska reached record levels in 2025\, and transportation employment continued to grow. Health care remains a primary source of job growth\, with new behavioral health and skilled nursing facilities opening in 2026. Residential and commercial construction activity has strengthened as well\, reflected in sharply higher building permits and elevated permit values\, supported by major projects such as the Port of Alaska Terminal 1 replacement\, downtown redevelopment\, and new cargo facilities.\n\n\nHave a specific question for the presenters?\n\n ASK IT HERE\n\n\n\n\n New to Monday Forum? What to expect\n Join our members-only Facebook group for updates\n Sign up for Monday forum emails\n Present at a Monday forum - Submit a proposal \n Sponsor free lunch door prizes\n Donate a door prize\n\n\n \n\nUPCOMING FORUMS\n\n\n\n\nOct 26"Make it Monday" forum - Ready\, Set\, Go: Getting AI Ready
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Join us to hear an overview of the Anchorage Economic Development Corporation'\;s 2026 Economic Forecast report. \;
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\nAnchorage enters 2026 with a stable economic outlook\, supported by strength in transportation\, tourism\, health care\, and construction. Cargo volumes through Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and the Port of Alaska reached record levels in 2025\, and transportation employment continued to grow. Health care remains a primary source of job growth\, with new behavioral health and skilled nursing facilities opening in 2026. Residential and commercial construction activity has strengthened as well\, reflected in sharply higher building permits and elevated permit values\, supported by major projects such as the Port of Alaska Terminal 1 replacement\, downtown redevelopment\, and new cargo facilities.
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