Tag: construction economics
Describing the 2023 outlook as ‘good’ or ‘bad’ is too simplistic, as performances hinge on a variety of factors. FMI Capital Advisors’ George Reddin, Rob Mineo and Evan Coughlin explain.
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Contractors are upbeat about public funding in 2023, but ongoing labor shortages are still causing concern. Read what economists and contractors expect in the months ahead.
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While economic pressures are seemingly everywhere, Dodge Construction Network chief economist Richard Branch is optimistic about what next year has in store.
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Dodge Construction Network is keeping an eye on four things in the new year that could influence construction markets for the better or worse. Chief economist Richard Branch shares the four in a visit with P&Q.
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Dodge Data & Analytics chief economist Richard Branch says there may be surprising opportunities ahead within the commercial sector.
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Dodge Data & Analytics’ chief economist offers a summary of the 2020 Dodge Construction Outlook’s findings.
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Fortunately, one outlier in the equation is public works construction, which Dodge Data & Analytics expects to move 4 percent higher in 2020.
Read MoreTimetric’s Construction Intelligence Center forecasts that the U.S. construction industry will likely grow over the next five years. […]
Read MoreFMI, a management consulting and investment-banking firm with an index that measures nonresidential construction growth, released its 2014 […]
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