Why Distressed and Defunct Shopping Malls Are Good for Construction Contractors
Unconventional buyers of former shopping malls are reshaping commercial real estate development.
The Road Ahead: Forecasting Construction Spending in 2026
What’s in store for spending on construction in 2026? Economists sift through the good, the bad and the ugly signals for the new year.
Fair Trade: Skilled Trades Jobs Are Filling in Where Traditional Career Paths Are Lacking
College degrees were once the gold standard for career success, but the tides are turning. More Americans are choosing the trades—and that’s a good thing.
Construction Employment Rebounds in September
Post-shutdown data still isn't in, but the construction workforce looked strong in September.
Construction Materials Prices Continue To Rise, Up 3.5% Since Last September
With pre-shutdown data still trickling, numbers for September reveal rising materials prices.
Construction Futures: November 2025
Good news, bad news: The government is back open, but the data doesn't look so good for construction.
Move Over Bob, Construction Is for Girls!
More and more construction recruitment programs are targeting young women. Why is this one different?
Contech for Christmas: What Technologies Contractors Are Seeking Most at Year’s End
Construction technology is evolving faster than ever, and as contech gets more complex, customization becomes more important. Some contractors are scrambling to get their hands on the best products for their companies—but a tailored approach may be a better (and safer) fit.
