Women in Construction week highlights the necessity of adding more skilled tradeswomen to the construction industry, and the Building Talent Foundation is eager to help

From customer service to social responsibility, these opportunities can maximize growth and help business keep pace with upcoming consumer trends

Job growth accelerated in February as the construction industry reported its largest share of new hires in 20 months

2022 may not be the year of housing affordability after all, but according to Fannie Mae, record high prices won’t be the norm for much longer

Market seasonality has been practically nonexistent throughout a post-pandemic buying frenzy, and low supply could keep offseason activity strong for the remainder of 2022

Construction firms are strengthening the labor market and working to keep construction projects on track by offering higher compensation for skilled workers

America’s most active real estate markets seem unfazed by the effects of an economic recession, a global pandemic, and a housing crisis over the last ten years

Unrelenting price gains are a direct result of low housing supply and heightened competition in nearly every market across the U.S.

Hiring sped up in February as relief from the pandemic finally comes into view, and economists are optimistic about even more gains ahead