June Construction Starts Jump 6%, Year-to-Date Starts Up Just 1%

Single-family housing is 'the biggest surprise' limiting construction in the first half of the year, countered by healthy multifamily housing

Nonresidential Building Activity Expected to Increase in 2015

Construction spending projections for the rest of 2014 have been lowered slightly

Architecture Billings Index Signals Improving Conditions for Construction Industry

The June ABI and the new projects inquiry index were both up one point from the previous month with new projects at its highest level in a calendar year

IPAF MCWP Committee Restructured for Renewed Safety Focus

The IPAF International MCWP Committee now comprises the UK & Ireland MCWP Work Group, the MCWP Training Work Group, and other local and topic-specific work groups to be formed.

Road Institute Registration Now Open

This paving industry’s training program is celebrating 50 years of providing practical instruction and hands-on learning to road building industry professionals

Forecast: US Construction Starts Approaching $700B by 2018

U.S. total construction starts will once again scale $600 billion by 2016 with $700 billion achievable by 2018

Jon-Don Announces Advanced Decorative Concrete Staining Seminars

Have you ever walked into a building with a unique design stained into the concrete (from simple lettering and a logo to a floor that looks like the bottom of a riverbed) and wished you knew how to do that? Stop wishing and start learning! Mastering...

Dexter + Chaney Expands Access to Spectrum without Purchasing Additional Licenses

Spectrum's customizable Dashboard expands access to all employees of companies using Spectrum

Equipment Leasing and Finance Industry Confidence Remains Steady in July 2014

Overall, confidence in the equipment finance market is 61.4, unchanged from the June MCI-EFI.

South Sinks US Housing Starts Another 9.3% in June

June US Housing Starts: Can the South Rise Again?

A large share of new home construction in the South has been lower-priced homes but the market may be bumping into affordability constraints