The headcount number you locked in last December is already wrong. Single-family absorption keeps shifting, incentive programs move on their own schedule, and a fixed annual budget can't keep up with either. That's why construction hiring plans in 2026 look nothing...
Federal funding and aging infrastructure are driving a wave of water capital work that will continue through the back half of the decade. At the same time, the construction workforce that built and runs these systems is retiring faster than utilities and contractors...
Duplexes, townhomes, fourplexes, and cottage courts are pulling capital and developer attention in 2026 for reasons that hold up under scrutiny. Large-format multifamily development is working through a delivery hangover in oversupplied markets, zoning reform has...
For companies planning homebuilding hiring in 2026, understanding job-market signals matters more than housing-demand forecasts. Three categories of indicators predict when to accelerate hiring: macro labor supply conditions, industry-specific construction employment...
Grid modernization, renewable interconnection, data center expansion, and aging water systems are all entering execution simultaneously, and the leadership pipeline has not kept pace. The constraint in 2026 is not capital. S&P Global's Regulatory Research...