Report: Construction starts down in August
Nonbuilding construction starts fell 36 percent, nonresidential increased 7 percent and residential gained 1 percent in the month.
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Aggregate Forecast: The V-shaped recovery continues
With the $3 trillion stimulus and interest rates at record lows, the field is set for above 4 percent GDP growth over the next six months.
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SC Market Analytics adjusts aggregate forecast
Projections for aggregate consumption in 2021-22 are now higher, largely due to a sharper spike in new home construction.
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Construction starts down 6 percent in January 2020
Residential building starts fell 8 percent, nonresidential building lost 6 percent and nonbuilding starts moved 2 percent lower.
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Construction starts drop in December 2019
The precipitous drop from November to December was based on noteworthy gains in November’s utility and manufacturing sectors.
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Construction starts up 37 percent in November 2019
By major sector, nonbuilding starts climbed 82 percent higher over the month while nonresidential starts improved 61 percent. Residential starts, meanwhile, were flat from October to November.
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New construction starts decline in October 2019
The October statistics lowered the Dodge Index to 147, compared to 166 in September, according to Dodge Data & Analytics.
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New construction starts drop 5 percent in September 2019
This marks the second consecutive monthly decline in construction starts, following a 6 percent pullback in August, Dodge Data & Analytics reports.
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CRH Americas Materials experiences first-quarter 2019 progress
Aggregate and asphalt volumes were ahead of 2018 due to milder weather in the certain regions, the company reports.
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