How construction starts fare by US region
Analysts forecast how activity in the West, Midwest, Northeast and South will rebound from the pandemic.
Author: construction dive
Amid domestic semiconductor wave, Texas Instruments begins $30B build
The manufacturing facility, which broke ground in Sherman, Texas, follows a trend of similar investments in the U.S.
Why Amazon's warehouse pullback is good news for contractors
The e-commerce giant has slowed its building spree, freeing up hard-to-find materials and land for other projects in the booming sector.
Consigli's new NYC director focuses on people, prices, paying it forward
Laura Bush talks about the city’s construction outlook and her priorities for her new role.
How sound transmission class (STC) tests for wall joints are conducted
New code compliance solutions were pitted against acoustical caulk to test soundproofing strength.
The future of water infrastructure in the face of climate change
As communities and clients seek to be more water conscious in their projects, teaming with the right partner is key to reducing a facility’s impact…
How SEC ESG disclosure rules will impact private companies
Once finalized, the environmental reporting requirements will sweep in a broader range of companies than many might realize.
High pay attracts workers, but construction's employment gap widens
To entice more workers into the industry, contractors will likely have to further elevate wages, AGC Chief Economist Ken Simonson said.
Nebraska contractor hands out $2,000 inflation bonuses
Hawkins Construction gave workers two extra checks to help combat the skyrocketing prices of gas, groceries and more.
Texas, Florida boost construction starts in the South
Warehouse activity continues to grow, but Dodge expects deceleration in the sector.
