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The Nemanjin Grad mixed-use development in Belgrade, Serbia is coming to life with nine Potain topless cranes supplied by K.I.G.O. These cranes handle steel and concrete efficiently across seven buildings. With advanced technology and overlapping work areas, the cranes ensure timely project completion by the end of 2024.

VAIN and Alta Developers have partnered to deliver affordable housing in Miami using Liebherr self-erecting tower cranes. Their efficient construction methods enable faster building of 500 units at Princeton Gateways I, addressing the city's housing shortage while ensuring cost-effective and high-quality developments in South Florida.

Froedtert Hospital in Milwaukee is expanding with a new parking garage and hospital wing using two Potain tower cranes. Reynolds Rigging & Crane Service manages assembly, lifts and scheduling to minimize disruption on the active campus. The cranes’ capacity and reach ensure efficient construction within tight site constraints, keeping the project on schedule.

Manitowoc expands its U.S. Rapid Response Shop at Shady Grove, Pa., to enhance aftermarket support for Manitowoc, Grove, Potain and National Crane brands. The upgraded facility offers fast repairs, same-day emergency lacing and advanced machining to keep cranes productive and reduce downtime with factory-backed expertise.

Construction company Ceccanti has received North America's first Grove GHC220 telescoping crawler crane. The 220-ton crane offers high lifting capacity fast setup and strong mobility. Supplied by Western Pacific Crane & Equipment it supports projects like the Gravelly-Thorne Connector and West Duwamish Wet Weather Storage facility.

Crane demand in U.S. construction rises 60% as urban priorities shift toward commercial and mixed-use projects. Infrastructure growth and tech advances boost the market. Stable costs and strategic planning help developers tackle complex projects. Tower crane activity remains strong in major cities, while innovative inspection cranes improve bridge safety and efficiency.

Pfeifer Group used its Grove GMK5150XL crane to carefully restore the 200-year-old Hermien Windmill in Harreveld, The Netherlands. The crane's precision control and strong reach made it ideal for replacing the windmill’s 3-ton sail blades during renovation. Pfeifer Group continues to support local heritage with reliable Grove crane performance.