Tag: Market
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What Will Shape Construction in 2026? Interest Rates, Labor Gaps and Market Shifts
Growth in the construction industry plateaued over the past year — and in 2026, look for that trend to continue. Faced with labor shortages, supply chain issues and economic pressures like high interest rates and tariff uncertainty, construction will need to adopt more disciplined habits and embrace both technological and cultural innovation in order to…
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JLL Forecasts Construction Market Shift Driven by Policy
JLL Project and Development Services (PDS) today released its 2026 U.S. Construction Perspective, revealing how policy-driven market dynamics are creating distinct regional opportunities and competitive advantages across the construction landscape. “The construction industry is navigating an unprecedented convergence of policy impacts that are fundamentally reshaping market dynamics,” said Louis Molinini, Head of Project and Development…
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JLL Forecasts Construction Market Shift Driven by Policy
JLL Project and Development Services (PDS) today released its 2026 U.S. Construction Perspective, revealing how policy-driven market dynamics are creating distinct regional opportunities and competitive advantages across the construction landscape. “The construction industry is navigating an unprecedented convergence of policy impacts that are fundamentally reshaping market dynamics,” said Louis Molinini, Head of Project and Development…
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Old-school values, new-school tools: Keeping relationships at the core of a digital construction market
Some Things in Construction Don’t Change…and Shouldn’t Construction technology is advancing faster than most of us ever imagined. Artificial Intelligence (AI) helps schedule work; dashboards are monitoring field activity in real time and digital platforms are streamlining documentation from bid day through closeout. These tools make our jobs more efficient, more informed and in many…
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Old-school values, new-school tools: Keeping relationships at the core of a digital construction market
Some Things in Construction Don’t Change…and Shouldn’t Construction technology is advancing faster than most of us ever imagined. Artificial Intelligence (AI) helps schedule work; dashboards are monitoring field activity in real time and digital platforms are streamlining documentation from bid day through closeout. These tools make our jobs more efficient, more informed and in many…
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Commercial VRP Market to Exceed $7.4B by 2033
According to Research Intelo, the Global Commercial VRP for Corporates market size was valued at $2.8 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach $7.4 billion by 2033, expanding at a CAGR of 11.2% during 2024–2033. The primary driver behind this robust growth is the increasing demand for advanced route optimization and fleet management solutions, as corporates worldwide…
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Contractors’ pay strategies hint at stabilizing job market
Listen to the article 4 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: Construction salary growth slowed in 2025 as contractors pulled back from aggressive compensation strategies amid market uncertainty, according to a report from accounting and tax advisory firm Baker Tilly. Nonetheless, wage growth projections for 2026…
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Atlanta Office Market: 64.7 Million Sq. Ft. Sold Since 2020
For most of our top 10 markets, 2021 was the best year in terms of sales. That said, in Washington, D.C.; Dallas-Fort Worth; and Atlanta, it was 2022 that stood out for the largest yearly sales total in each market since the start of the decade. First up, office sales closed in Boston during the…
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Homegrown UK heat pumps gain record market share
UK-made air source heat pumps are becoming an increasingly popular choice for homes across the country as production expands. Government support and investment are helping British manufacturers grow and compete with imported brands. Homegrown models are proving reliable and efficient, with more homeowners choosing them to cut energy use and heating costs. You may like…
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How to Grow Your Edge in a Competitive Construction Market
Real‑world guidance for GCs, subs, building product brands, and AEC marketers who need results without gambling the domain. Key Points Treat paid placements as media buys, not loopholes. If money changes hands, label links rel=”sponsored”/nofollow and focus on audience fit. Pick linkable assets that construction pros actually use: calculators (concrete/steel tonnage), spec sheets, BIM/Revit families,…