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Dodge: Construction starts slip in October

Dodge Construction Network says total construction starts were down 7 percent in October. Nonbuilding and residential saw declines while nonresidential starts increased. Keep Reading

Dodge: New momentum for warehousing as education, health care slip

The Dodge Momentum Index, measuring the initial report for nonresidential building projects in planning, was up 1 percent in October. It is, however, down 8 percent year over year. Keep Reading

The latest on nonresidential spending, construction job openings

The Associated Builders & Contractors reports that nonresidential construction spending was up 0.3 percent and job openings were up by 56,000 in September. Keep Reading

Key financial metrics up for Vulcan in third quarter

Vulcan Materials CEO Tom Hill says the company continues to execute at a high level and successfully navigate the twists and turns of the broader macro economy. Keep Reading

Dodge: Construction starts slip downward 6 percent

Dodge Construction Network says fewer megaprojects are moving forward, as construction starts in nonbuilding, nonresidential and residential dropped in September. Keep Reading

Education, health care drive Dodge index upward

The Dodge Momentum Index, issued by Dodge Construction Network, was up in September but is down year over year. Keep Reading

Construction employment up in September; industry headwinds remain

The Associated Builders & Contractors reports that construction employment in September was up by 217,000 jobs year over year and up 11,000 jobs from the prior month. Keep Reading

Nonresidential spending up, construction job openings down in August

The Associated Builders & Contractors reports that nonresidential construction spending was up 0.4 percent in August, while industry job openings were down by 3,000 in the month. Keep Reading

BMC Enterprises making moves in the Midwest

BMC Enterprises CEO Nathan McKean discusses his company’s 2023 M&A activity, the overall dealmaking environment and the industry at-large. Keep Reading

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