Earlier this year, we published a post highlighting a continuing high reliance of construction on immigrant workers post pandemic.
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Weather has contributed to a delay in many projects, which has pushed both the spring buy season as well as allowing logging in some regions of the...
Read PostNew home construction bounced back in February for the first time in six months, led by apartment buildings, but it’s unclear if the bounce...
Read PostPressure on America’s banks is fueling uncertainty in financial markets, causing concerns of a spillover to overall construction activity, according...
Read PostAfter four consecutive declines, the producer price index (PPI) for inputs to residential construction less energy (i.e., building materials) rose...
Read PostThe building of new housing in the Twin Cities is being dominated by apartments.
Read PostAs part of its Member Mental Health and Wellness Initiative, NAHB has been partnered with Dr. Sally Spencer-Thomas to conduct a pilot program with...
Read PostThe National Advisory Committee on Occupational Safety and Health’s work group on heat injury and illness prevention is set to meet virtually in...
Read PostThe Biden-Harris administration today released President Biden's budget for fiscal year 2024.
Read PostUS housing starts surged in February, with the upside surprise boosted by falling lumber prices in the month.
Read PostWith Spring and better weather ahead, the market will get steadily busier in the weeks ahead.
Read PostIn 1992, I was content to be a frontline supervisor in the airline industry. I enjoyed the job and liked working in an exciting industry. I...
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