• 2024 Forecast: Top 10 Takeaways

    2024 Forecast: Top 10 Takeaways0

    Highlights from the latest construction forecasts show that U.S. economic recovery slowly continues, shadowed by inflation and labor challenges, and geopolitical risk  By: Tara Lukasik, Glass Magazine Editor’s Note: The following is based on forecast presentations from the 2024 Annual Outlook Forecast Conference from Dodge Construction Network, and The Construction Economy Outlook semiannual webcast by ConstructConnect.

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  • US Construction Industry Market Forecast0

    July 12, 2023 This presentation is only available as a slide deck. Click here to download. Presented by Luke Matelan  READ MORE
  • Construction Analytics0

    Ed Zarenski, Construction Economics Analyst I gave two conference presentations in the past month. The most pressing questions from the audience were (not in any particular order): Are we headed into a recession? When will the recession begin? What can be done about the labor shortage? How can we support all the infrastructure work that

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  • Out of the Frying Pan, and Into the . . .0

    By Anirban Basu, Sage Policy Group, Inc. And Then the Problems Mounted At the beginning of the year, the U.S. economy appeared to be an irresistible force. In January, even after an economic expansion that spanned longer than a decade, the economy still managed to create 214,000 new jobs. It followed that month with another

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  • 10 Futuristic Technologies That are Changing Construction0

    By Laura Driver, Contributing Writer, LetsBuild It’s no secret that technology is revolutionising literally every aspect of modern day life. The construction industry, continually being updated and upgraded with the latest technology, is one such example of this. Technology in construction comes with devising innovative new ways of constructing and whilst the changing future of

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  • The Construction Industry: Looking Ahead at 20190

    December 2018   by Todd A. Feuerman, CPA, CCA, MBA, Ellin & Tucker “Slow and steady wins the race” would be a fitting mantra for the construction industry moving into 2019. While the uptick of the economy and projected growth in construction contract revenues is promising, business owners and executive teams still face a number

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