FMI Corporation

Raleigh, NC 27612

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Document: FMI Q1 2014 Construction Outlook
03252014 Fmi Construction Put In Place
FMI Forecasts Construction Put in Place to Increase 8% in 2014
Report: FMI Nonresidential Construction Index Report Q1 2014
A Nonresidential Construction Index score above 50 indicates expansion.
FMI Expects Nonresidential Construction to Grow 5% in 2014
Estimated total construction employment demand for the U.S. oil and gas segment (in thousands of full-time workers).
FMI Predicts Construction Demand in Oil and Gas Industries Will Increase
Estimated total construction employment demand for the U.S. oil and gas segment (in thousands of full-time workers).
Whitepaper: Skills Shortages in a Booming Market: The Big Oil and Gas Challenge
FMI expects that when final construction-put-in-place numbers are tallied in April, total construction in 2013 will have grown 7 percent, propelled by 18 percent growth in residential construction.
FMI Expects 2013 Construction Put in Place Grew 7%
FMI's Q4 2013 Nonresidential Construction Index Report
After hitting its highest marks in the last two quarters, the NRCI dropped 2.9 points in the fourth quarter to 57.4, or 1.9 points ahead of the fourth quarter of 2012.
Q4 2013 Nonresidential Construction Index Drops 2.9 Points but Salvages Improvement
Construction Industry Talent Development Report Shows Skilled Labor Shortage
FMI Releases 2014 US Markets Construction Overview
Is Construction the "Place to Be"?
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