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See Economic ResourcesAccess the AIA's Architect's Journey to Specification reports and blog posts focused on getting your building products specified.
View ResourcesOur Construction Estimating Survival Kit helps make estimating easy with blog posts, eBooks, and tools to help you bid better and win more jobs.
Grab the Survival KitRead the latest economic news impacting the construction industry with insight from Chief Economist Michael Guckes.
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Explore Customer StoriesResource data may be used in publications with attribution to ConstructConnect and, where applicable, the ConstructConnect economist.
Monthly Construction starts include the total estimated dollar value and square footage of all nonresidential projects on which ground is broken.
Quarterly A 5-year forecast of construction starts by type of structure and by state as well as drivers influencing each building sector.
Quarterly A 5-year forecast of work-in-progress payments, created in partnership with Oxford Economics, and covers 18 types of construction across residential, commercial/industrial, and infrastructure.
A monthly video series from Chief Economist, Michael Guckes, that covers the top issues our economic team is following- in under three minutes.
Watch VideoThe Project Stress Index is a rolling measure of pre-construction projects delayed, abandoned, or placed on hold over the last 30 days. The Index is an early indicator of possible headwinds for the U.S. construction market.
Our Expansion Index measures the total dollar value of nonresidential commercial construction projects in planning for the current month versus the same month in the prior year.
Twice a year, ConstructConnect hosts a 90-minute webcast covering the economic outlook for the construction economy. The webcast panel includes the Chief Economists from ConstructConnect, the American Institute of Architects (AIA), and the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC).
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