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    AIA Consensus Forecast Predicts Slower Growth

    Jan. 27, 2025
    Despite worries over potential tariffs and immigration policy changes, nine industry forecasters still see increased construction activity ahead.
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    Active Construction Market Accelerated Mergers and Acquisitions in 2024

    Jan. 27, 2025
    Sector growth and strong project backlogs in infrastructure, energy, and manufacturing supported increased M&A activity
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    ABC: Construction Industry Must Attract 439,000 Workers in 2025

    Jan. 24, 2025
    In 2026, the industry will need to bring in 499,000 new workers as spending picks up in response to presumed lower interest rates.
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    Construction Materials Prices Inch Down 0.2% in December, Up 0.9% Year Over Year

    Jan. 14, 2025
    Nonresidential construction input prices also decreased 0.2% for the month.
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    Construction Firms Predict Strong Demand For Certain Private-Sector, Most Types Of Public-Sector Work In 2025

    Jan. 14, 2025
    Survey results from AGC and Sage show concerns about immigration and trade policies, material and labor prices.
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    ABC’s Construction Backlog Indicator Slips in December

    Jan. 14, 2025
    Contractor confidence remained high in December.
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    Monthly Construction Input Prices Unchanged in November

    Dec. 12, 2024
    Overall construction input prices are 0.5% higher than a year ago, while nonresidential construction input prices are 0.3% higher.
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    ABC’s Construction Backlog Indicator Holds Steady in November

    Dec. 10, 2024
    ABC’s Construction Confidence Index readings for sales, profit margins and staffing levels improved in November.
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    Construction Adds Just 10,000 Jobs in November

    Dec. 6, 2024
    On a year-over-year basis, industry employment has risen by 211,000 jobs, an increase of 2.6%.
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    Construction Job Openings Down Nearly 40% From a Year Ago

    Dec. 3, 2024
    Industry job openings decreased by 9,000 for the month and are down by 164,000 from the same time last year.