What’s Driving Construction Spending in 2026?
Key Takeaways: U.S. construction spending nears $2.2 trillion in 2026, led by data centers and semiconductor fabs. Data…
August 20Latest in: Economic Forecasts
AGC: Impacts of War and Tariffs Spread
ARLINGTON, VA – The producer price index for inputs to new nonresidential construction rose 7.1 percent from July…
August 17
What Really Causes Construction Cost Overruns?
Key Takeaways: Construction cost overruns stem from information lag: field productivity data takes three to five weeks to…
July 29
Spring 2026 Construction Market Trends
Key Takeaways: Spring 2026 construction is split: tech sectors drive demand while traditional commercial and residential lag. Construction…
July 1
Prices for Construction Materials Climb
ARLINGTON, VA – The producer price index for inputs to new nonresidential construction rose 1.8 percent in May…
June 17
Data Center Growth Is Redrawing America’s Infrastructure Priorities
Key Takeaways: U.S. data center construction spending has topped $50 billion, surpassing public transit outlays and signaling a…
June 11
Materials and Energy Costs Hit Construction
ARLINGTON, VA – The producer price index for inputs to new nonresidential construction rose 1.7 percent in April…
May 19
The Ripple Effect of Tariffs on Construction and HVAC Budgets
Key Takeaways: Tariffs on steel, aluminum and copper are increasing HVAC construction costs and project budgets across the…
April 16
U.S. Bank, Built Technologies Modernize Construction Loans
Key Takeaways: Construction loan management is modernized through integration with Built Technologies, increasing efficiency for lenders and borrowers.…
April 2
Navigate Tariffs and Construction Demand
Key Takeaways: Tariff impacts on U.S. construction: Rising costs for steel, rebar and heavy equipment challenge profit margins.…
April 2