Builders remained cautiously optimistic in April as limited resale inventory helped to increase demand in the new home market even as the industry...
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Ambassador Supply has announced a strategic partnership with Hitek Truss, a provider of engineered wood products based in Brooksville, Florida.
Read PostUS LBM, a leading distributor of specialty building materials in the United States, will be featured on an upcoming episode of Military Makeover:...
Read PostWilson Lumber Company has recently been awarded two “Best Workplace” Certifications.
Read PostIn this episode, Bill Blades, president of Integrated Building Components in Phoenix, Arizona, shares why he moved back to Arizona to start a new...
Read PostBuyers continue to keep inventory low and focusing on just-in-time purchasing, creating a static pricing structure with very little movement while...
Read PostABC Supply said it has finalized its acquisition of businesses it purchased from US LBM.
Read PostHere are the top 10 most-read SBCA Industry News headlines for Q1 2023, which were predominated by expansion plans, automation, and housing market...
Read PostPrivate residential construction spending declined 0.6% in February, as spending on single-family construction decreased 1.8%.
Read PostAt NAHB’s urging, a bipartisan group of 64 House lawmakers have sent a letter to Sec. Jennifer Granholm urging the Department of Energy (DOE) to...
Read PostEarlier this year, we published a post highlighting a continuing high reliance of construction on immigrant workers post pandemic.
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