Tag: nonresidential construction
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Nonbuilding, residential gains drive construction starts increase in July
Read More →: Nonbuilding, residential gains drive construction starts increase in JulyTotal construction starts gained 17 percent in July thanks, in part, to the start of a large LNG facility in Texas.
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Dodge Momentum Index dips in July
Read More →: Dodge Momentum Index dips in JulyThe Dodge Momentum Index declined declined 0.9 percent in July with the commercial component falling 0.2 percent and the institutional component dropping…
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ABC: Nonresidential spending up, job openings down
Read More →: ABC: Nonresidential spending up, job openings downSpending on nonresidential construction was up in June, while job openings were down according to Associated Builders & Contractors (ABC).
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Construction starts drop in June following May bump
Read More →: Construction starts drop in June following May bumpDodge Construction Network’s Richard Branch says the absence of mega projects is one reason why starts are up one month and down…
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Institutional planning decline pushes Dodge index downward
Read More →: Institutional planning decline pushes Dodge index downwardDodge Construction Network says a continued stream of data center and life science lab projects is keeping the Dodge Momentum Index from…
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Report: Construction employment up, nonresidential spending down
Read More →: Report: Construction employment up, nonresidential spending downThe construction industry added 23,000 jobs in June, according to the Associated Builders & Contractors (ABC). ABC also notes that nonresidential construction…
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Dodge: Construction starts increase in May
Read More →: Dodge: Construction starts increase in MayTotal construction starts rose 8 percent in May to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $1.11 trillion, according to Dodge Construction Network.…
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Dodge: Construction starts slip 4 percent in April
Read More →: Dodge: Construction starts slip 4 percent in AprilDodge Construction Network says nonresidential building starts led the drop, declining 22 percent last month.