Construction Construction Industry Comes Out Ahead in November It’s truly “Happy Holidays” due to recent home building statistics. Building starts, permits, and completions are way up from a year ago, a...
Master Planned Communities Are Affordable Master-Planned Communities the Next Big Building Move? In real estate, amenities are now king. Potential homebuyers, especially younger ones, crave a community that incorporates commercial and...
Construction Millennials Will Hold Over Half of All Home Mortgages in 2020 Despite Millennial demand, the high costs of labor, land, and meeting regulation standards in cities mean that builders are having a hard...
Construction Single-Family Starts Projected to Break 1 Million for the First Time Since 2007 The last year has been marked by housing shortages, high prices, and lack of labor. But 2020 may just bring the change the market needs, and...
Construction Why the New American City Is Nixing Highways With miles of asphalt and sweeping concrete, urban highways feel immovable, like they’re part of the skeleton of the city. But some...
Construction Low Mortgage Rates Keep Builder Confidence Up Bolstered by low mortgage rates and increasing sales, builder confidence is cruising. The good news is that the enthusiasm is more than a...
Construction Which U.S. Cities Are Becoming Construction Boomtowns? The number of building permits issued is at a decade high, and building boomtowns are popping up all over the South and West. Construction...
Construction Housing Starts and Completions Strong in October October was more treat than trick for home builders, bringing hope in a time of housing market uncertainty. Housing starts and housing...
Construction Non-Site Building Market Share Highest Since 2008 Non-site building is the strategy to watch as the total market share of modular and panelized houses reached the largest share since 2008....
Construction Looking for a Fulfilling, Loan-Free Career? Try Construction Construction work may be viewed as a last resort due to misconceptions of the industry, but pursuing a career in the trades can lead to a...
