Author: Jack Kopanski
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AGC: Construction spending up in November 2021
Read More →: AGC: Construction spending up in November 2021The Associated General Contractors of America said the increase from October was due to growth in private residential and nonresidential building.
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AGC: Construction jobs up in two-third of metros
Read More →: AGC: Construction jobs up in two-third of metrosFrom October 2020 to October 2021, the Associated General Contractors of America says two-thirds of metro areas have added construction jobs.
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Dodge Construction Network projects moderate 2022 growth
Read More →: Dodge Construction Network projects moderate 2022 growthAfter another year in the pandemic, economists discuss COVID’s impact on the construction industry during Dodge Construction Network’s 2022 outlook event.
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AGC: Construction jobs down in 20 percent of metro areas
Read More →: AGC: Construction jobs down in 20 percent of metro areasBetween September 2020 and 2021, one-fifth of metro areas lost jobs due, in part, to gridlock in Washington and supply chain issues.
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AGC: Construction spending slumps in September
Read More →: AGC: Construction spending slumps in SeptemberThe Associated General Contractors of America says a drop in residential work projects has added to an ongoing downturn in nonresidential construction.
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Goodfellow Corp. promotes two to vice president
Read More →: Goodfellow Corp. promotes two to vice presidentChris Baron and Bryce Childs, who have nearly 40 years of experience combined, were named Goodfellow Corp.’s vice presidents of sales and…
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Report: Equipment rental revenue, investment expected to rise
Read More →: Report: Equipment rental revenue, investment expected to riseThe American Rental Association is forecasting significant increases in equipment rental revenue for 2021 and beyond.
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AGC: Construction spending stalls between July and August
Read More →: AGC: Construction spending stalls between July and AugustThe Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) says a decrease in nonresidential projects is negating ongoing growth in residential work.