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Compared to the same month a year ago, January’s Momentum Index was up 5.8%.
January Dodge Momentum Index Falls after Jump at End of 2014
Following a 13% increase in November, new construction starts in December retreated 16% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $568.2 billion.
Total Construction Starts for 2014 Continued Upward Trend Climbing 7%
he Dodge Momentum Index rose in December, increasing 4% from a revised 123.8 in November to 128.7 in December, which is 17% higher than one year ago.
Dodge Momentum Index Hits Highest Reading Since February 2009
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November New Construction Starts Jump 13%
The Dodge Momentum Index is now 14% above the same month a year ago, and is at its highest level since early 2009.
Dodge Momentum Index Registers Second Straight Month of Gains in November
October construction starts lowered the Dodge Index to 125, compared to a revised 129 for September.
Construction Starts Receded 4% in October 2014
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September US Construction Starts Climb 10%
Building Owners Expect to Increase Involvement With BIM in the Next Two Years
New Report Addresses How to Manage Uncertainty and Expectations in Building Design and Construction
By geography, total construction starts in the first eight months of 2014 showed gains in three regions – the South Central, up 15%; the Northeast, up 5%; and the West, up 1%
New Construction Starts Down 9% in August 2014
After a 5.7% decline in July, the Dodge Momentum Index stabilized in August, inching up 0.2% to 118.8. The Index is now 13.9% higher than one year ago.
Dodge Momentum Index Stabilizes in August
The Dodge Momentum Index made a small gain in August, increasing to 118.8 for the month, up 0.2% from the July reading.
Institutional Building Plans Help Boost August Dodge Momentum Index
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