Tag: nonresidential construction
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ABC: Nonresidential construction spending falls in August
Read More →: ABC: Nonresidential construction spending falls in AugustThe Associated Builders & Contractors (ABC) says nonresidential construction spending totaled $859.3 billion for the month.
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ABC: Construction backlog steady, confidence up in August
Read More →: ABC: Construction backlog steady, confidence up in AugustThe Associated Builders & Contractors’ (ABC) Construction Backlog Indicator saw no change in August, while the Construction Confidence Index grew.
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ABC: Construction input prices fall in July, rise from 2021
Read More →: ABC: Construction input prices fall in July, rise from 2021Associated Builders & Contractors (ABC) says construction input prices are down 1.8 percent from June to July, but are up 17.4 compared…
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ABC: Construction job openings, unemployment decrease in June
Read More →: ABC: Construction job openings, unemployment decrease in JuneConstruction job openings decreased by 71,000 jobs from May to June, while industry unemployment dropped 3.8 percent from June 2021.
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Report: Spending tied to nonresidential construction slips
Read More →: Report: Spending tied to nonresidential construction slipsThe Associated General Contractors of America says rising materials prices and labor shortages are offsetting demand for construction.
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Dodge: Total construction starts down in June
Read More →: Dodge: Total construction starts down in JuneDodge Construction Network reports that total construction starts were down 5 percent in June, despite gains in nonbuilding construction starts.
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AGC: Construction input costs up in June
Read More →: AGC: Construction input costs up in JuneThe Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) say rising construction materials prices are adding pressure to contractors.
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ABC: Nonresidential construction spending dips in May
Read More →: ABC: Nonresidential construction spending dips in MayNonresidential construction spending was down 0.6 percent in May, according to an Associated Builders & Contractors (ABC) analysis of federal data.