ConstructConnect's U.S. Construction Put-In-Place Forecasts Reports give an overview of residential and nonresidential put-in-place expectations over the next five years. Published quarterly, you can find the most recent report along with past forecast reports.

Check out the latest month's construction starts in our monthly Construction Economy Snapshot report, along with trend graphs, regional starts data, and more. ConstructConnect's construction starts compile the total estimated dollar value and square footage of all projects on which ground is broken in any given month. They lead, by nine months to as much as two years, put-in-place statistics, which are analogous to work-in-progress payments as the building of structures proceeds to completion. Browse our archive of Construction Economy Snapshot reports for previous months. Including commentary and latest starts statistics, ConstructConnect Insight's view of starts statistics, Top 10 projects of the month, trend graphs for 12 key categories, regional starts table, and a detailed national table.

Find the latest quarterly Construction Starts Forecast Report to get a five-year forecast of construction starts by type of structure and by state as well as drivers influencing each building sector.

This informational webinar is intended to provide construction business executives with perspective on the information that is key for every construction business to focus on. Whether in your bidding process or in the field, if you aren’t fully aware of what the numbers mean, or which data to focus on, you are risking a significant impact on the health and potential of your business.

Construction deaths continued to rise in 2016 and accounted for 20% of workplace fatalities. We need to do better. Improving construction worker safety is the only way to reduce these numbers and protect all workers. This infographic breaks down the data—Identifying the most dangerous causes and offers best practices for workers to reduce their risks and stay safe. Want to improve worker safety? You can download a printable version of these safety tips here

Construction projects inherently come with a variety of risk: safety hazards, financial risks, project delays. Hiring subcontractors adds another layer where things can go wrong. Doing a little research on subcontractors to prequalify them for the project can make the difference in making a project safe and profitable.