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The partnership aims to advance energy and emissions regulations over the next two years that will cover nearly 20% of U.S. buildings, including thos…

Despite the challenges of COVID-19, supply chain issues and labor shortages, these verticals are expected to outperform in 2022.

Federal aid will support future capital improvement programs as the demand for these crucial links in the supply chain continues to grow.

Capital projects are larger, more complex and being built faster than ever before. Yet a challenging labor market means the contracting partners you r…

Industry sources expect demand for these types of facilities to expand this year, especially in a handful of markets like Phoenix, Dallas and Atlant…

The cost of leasing an apartment will rise across the country with the largest increases in Sun Belt states, according to industry analysts.

Nearly two years into the pandemic, the continued relevance of COVID-19 is reshaping the workplace for the long term.

A higher percentage of workers in construction rely on social safety net programs than those in other industries, according to a new study. The reason…

The rise of e-commerce has strengthened demand for new facilities, and industry experts expect that momentum to continue.

The city's digital model will help officials set policies to address energy use, traffic, parking, noise and emergency management.