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Construction association launches climate change initiative

The Associated General Contractors of America detailed measures that are needed to lead to a more environmentally friendly built environment. Keep Reading

Report: Construction materials, services prices up 26 percent

Construction materials prices and services soared significantly between June 2020 and this June, leaving contractors to cope with supply hitches and weak demand. Keep Reading

Construction employment dips in June 2021

Nonresidential construction firms are struggling to find workers and materials to complete projects, the Associated General Contractors of America reports. Keep Reading

Supply chain bottlenecks, materials prices still causing issues

Construction employment slipped by 20,000 in May as supply chain problems and record materials cost increases continue to plague nonresidential contractors. Keep Reading

AGC: Construction employment remains below pre-pandemic peak in most states

Construction employment in April remained below the pre-pandemic high set in February 2020 in 36 states and the District of Columbia. Keep Reading

Nonresidential construction outlays drop for fourth straight month

Weak demand and supply chain woes make further declines likely, the Associated General Contractors of America reports. Keep Reading

AGC: Construction employment still down in most states

The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) says Texas and Wyoming have experienced the worst job losses in the past year while Utah and Idaho are the top gainers. Keep Reading

Report: Construction employment down in two-thirds of US metros

Construction employment declined in 236 of 358 U.S. metros from February 2020 to February 2021, according to the Associated General Contractors of America. Keep Reading

AGC: Construction spending slips in February 2021

Shrinking demand, soaring costs and supply delays are threatening construction project completion dates and finances, the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) reports. Keep Reading

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