Alongside a rise in openings in the overall U.S. job market, construction job openings remained flat year-over-year in ...

As rising inflation and a worsening housing crisis puts political heat on property, I explore why intervention may only make ...

The St. Louis Fed published a blog post last month that is a depressing reminder of how out to lunch economists and federal ...

Construction is not only about metal, oil, smoke and dust anymore.  It is also about silicon and bits, used with data and AI ...

U.S. factory production increased marginally in February as manufacturing remained constrained by tariffs on imports, ⁠and ...

U.S. contractors had 231,000 open positions on the last day of January, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Research shows that 74% of projects that start construction prematurely experience significant productivity losses.

The biggest challenges are labor and market uncertainty, writes Peter Hilger with the University of Minnesota.

U.S. homebuilder sentiment edged up in March, but worries about ​higher construction costs and shortages of labor lingered, a ...

A new industry outlook forecasts U.S. construction spending will increase 1% in 2026, with infrastructure and public projects leading growth.

In the three months to January 2026, compared with the three months to October 2025: Real gross domestic product (GDP) grew ...