Nonresidential Construction Starts Trend Graphs - March 2022
Nonresidential Construction Starts Trend Graphs - March 2022
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Dive Brief:
Nonresidential construction starts plummeted 14% in June, as project owners became spooked by the likelihood of recession in an era of rising interest raise and continued volatility in materials pricing, according to Dodge Data and Analytics.
The decline was broad, with commercial starts in sectors such as retail, warehouses and offices down 16%, manufacturing starts off 14% and institutional starts including education, healthcare and public buildings falling 12%.
“Construction ...
Dive Brief:
Nonresidential construction starts plummeted 14% in June, as project owners became spooked by the likelihood of recession in an era of rising interest raise and continued volatility in materials pricing, according to Dodge Data and Analytics.
The decline was broad, with commercial starts in sectors such as retail, warehouses and offices down 16%, manufacturing starts off 14% and institutional starts including education, healthcare and public buildings falling 12%.
“Construction ...
Megaprojects Slow to Kick In
ConstructConnect announced today that March 2022's volume of construction starts, excluding residential work, was $34.4 billion, an increase of +31.8% compared with February’s figure of $26.1 billion (previously reported as $25.7 billion).
Megaprojects Slow to Kick In
ConstructConnect announced today that March 2022's volume of construction starts, excluding residential work, was $34.4 billion, an increase of +31.8% compared with February’s figure of $26.1 billion (previously reported as $25.7 billion).
Finally, Megaprojects Galore
ConstructConnect announced today that April 2022's volume of construction starts, excluding residential work, was $52.6 billion, an increase of +50.7% (i.e., by half) versus March’s figure of $34.9 billion (previously reported as $34.4 billion).
Finally, Megaprojects Galore
ConstructConnect announced today that April 2022's volume of construction starts, excluding residential work, was $52.6 billion, an increase of +50.7% (i.e., by half) versus March’s figure of $34.9 billion (previously reported as $34.4 billion).
The accompanying table records the top 10 project starts in the U.S. for February 2022.
The accompanying table records the top 10 project starts in the U.S. for February 2022.
Updates on projects and companies in the Mountain States region.
Updates on projects and companies in the Mountain States region.
This year certainly feels more optimistic than years past, and March is showing up with a long list of in-person events across the US. With no shortage of networking and learning opportunities this month, you’ll find construction events happening from California to New York, and every time zone in between. In fact, you can find […]
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This year certainly feels more optimistic than years past, and March is showing up with a long list of in-person events across the US. With no shortage of networking and learning opportunities this month, you’ll find construction events happening from California to New York, and every time zone in between. In fact, you can find […]
The post Webinars and Construction Events in March 2022 appeared first on Digital Builder.
As the height of the pandemic continues to recede, contractors still face several ongoing issues, including sky-high materials prices and staff shortages.
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