Foreign Import Prices Continue to Lower Contractors’ Material Costs
U.S. construction material and equipment prices should start to stabilize or drop due to falling costs and rising shipment levels of imported goods.
U.S. construction material and equipment prices should start to stabilize or drop due to falling costs and rising shipment levels of imported goods.
ConstructConnect's new Project Stress Index tracks changes in the level of commercial construction projects that are delayed, placed on hold, or...
Construction started 2023 strong, but could inflation and the threat of a recession derail the positive start to the year? See what Chief Economist...
The U.S. economy is facing worker shortages in many industries, including construction. Here are some way construction firms can bring in new workers.
The inventory-to-sales ratio data for lumber and construction materials for December 2022 activity was 1.74, the 2nd highest in history per the...
The U.S. managed substantial YOY increases in nonresidential and engineering construction starts dollar volumes in 2022, +36.7% and +26.9%...
The Bureau of Labor Statistics Producer Price Index for construction materials marked its first annualized contractionary reading of -2.36% at the...
Canada’s construction sector added +16,000 jobs in January 2023. In the past four months, the number of construction jobs has soared by +66,000.
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