Our new U.S. Construction Put-in-Place Forecast, created in partnership with Oxford Economics, provides a comprehensive five-year outlook for construction. Forecasts are updated quarterly and cover 18 types of construction across residential, commercial/industrial, and infrastructure. Our forecasts are presented at the national, state, city, and county level.
Make data-driven decisions with a reliable construction economic forecast that provides detailed insights into market trends and future opportunities. Our expert-driven analysis ensures you stay ahead of industry shifts with precise, regularly updated reports.
Gain a competitive edge by identifying the fastest-growing markets and measuring your success against industry benchmarks. With reliable forecasting, you can confidently plan operations and future-proof your business strategy.
Our coverage includes U.S. national aggregates, all 50 states plus the District of Columbia, 400+ cities, and 3,000+ counties.
The data set includes a total of 81 series. All series are in nominal U.S. dollars with forecasts by construction type (residential and nonresidential) and the construction sector (public and private).
Construction, Residential, Residential: New Single Family, Residential: New Multi-Family, Improvements, Nonresidential, Lodging, Office, Commercial, Health Care, Education, Religious, Amusement and Recreation, Transportation, Communication, Power, and Manufacturing.
Construction, Residential, Nonresidential, Office, Commercial, Health Care, Education, Public Safety, Amusement and Recreation, Transportation, Power, Highway and Street, Sewage and Waste Disposal, Water Supply, and Conservation and Development.
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