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Dodge Momentum Index feels impact from coronavirus

Two index components retreated in April, as commercial construction dropped 7.6 percent while institutional fell 3.2 percent. Keep Reading

Nonresidential building plans ease back in March 2020

According to Dodge Data & Analytics, it is still very early in the coronavirus pandemic and March’s data would not fully capture any potential impact of the pandemic on construction planning. Keep Reading

Dodge Data economist weighs in on coronavirus’ potential impact

According to Dodge Data & Analytics’ Richard Branch, the good news for the industry heading into the pandemic is that construction starts were stable. Keep Reading

Dodge Momentum Index declines in January 2020

The index fell 2.7 percent in January to 152.5 from a revised December reading of 156.7, according to Dodge Data & Analytics. Keep Reading

Dodge Momentum Index improves in December 2019

Both components of Dodge Data & Analytics' index increased over the month as the institutional component rose 2.3 percent while the commercial component climbed 0.9 percent. Keep Reading

Positive momentum for nonresidential as Dodge index increases in November 2019

Dodge Data & Analytics' Dodge Momentum Index has staged somewhat of a resurgence over the last few months, increasing nearly 15 percent from its lowest point earlier in the year. Keep Reading

Dodge Momentum Index up 4 percent in September 2019

The September gain was credited to an 8.9 percent increase in the commercial component, according to Dodge Data & Analytics. Keep Reading

July 2019 construction starts improve 2 percent

New construction starts in July advanced 2 percent at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $849.6 billion from the previous month, reports Dodge Data & Analytics. Keep Reading

March 2019 construction starts leap 16 percent

New construction starts in March advanced 16 percent from the previous month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $809.2 billion, according to Dodge Data & Analytics. Keep Reading

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