Nonresidential construction in the West is projected to decline 13.9% in 2025, significantly worse than the national forecast of -2.2% industry...
Southern construction is forecasted to stay stable in 2025, slightly declining by just 0.3%, outperforming the national 2.2% contraction.
Midwest nonresidential construction projected to drop 5.7% in 2025, with building construction falling 21.7%—the steepest regional decline nationwide.
A regional analysis of Total Nonresidential Construction in the Northeast US, which is forecasted to reach $95.3 billion in second-quarter spending,...
Total construction employment has slowed noticeably. From March through May, the average monthly construction job creation rate was just over 5,000,...
May’s surging level of megaproject construction starts, which topped $30 billion, lifted total year-to-date (YTD) construction spending to within 1%...
Understanding where the labor is and who is actually working is essential for anyone looking to staff a job site, plan a project, or forecast future...
ConstructConnect Chief Economist Michael Guckes provides insights and analysis monthly on US Total, Nonresidential, and Residential Construction...
ConstructConnect empowers construction professionals with data-driven insights, market trends, and expert analysis to help you build smarter and win more work. Our blog covers preconstruction strategies, economic forecasts, tech innovations, and industry best practices. Whether you're a contractor, subcontractor, architect, or supplier, stay informed and competitive with timely, expert content. Explore our latest articles and get the insights you need to stay ahead.