Yes, though construction hiring needs are moderating overall. The U.S. construction sector requires 349,000 net new workers in 2026 (ABC/Associated Builders and Contractors Economic Outlook), down from 439,000 in 2025. More than half of the total represents...
Homebuilders entered 2026 with a steadier hand than the previous two years, but steadier is not the same as easier. Single-family construction is inching forward while costs, labor, and buyer sentiment stay unsettled. For homebuilding executives, the question is less...
The construction industry already needs hundreds of thousands of additional workers just to meet current demand levels, and mortgage rates above 6% show no sign of releasing pent-up housing supply quickly enough to change that math. For construction executives, the...
The following roles directly impact your data center’s ability to stay on schedule and avoid months of preventable delays: power systems engineers, grid study specialists, utility coordinators, on-site generation specialists, and BESS integration specialists. Most...
The multifamily development sector is experiencing a strategic shift in 2026. Construction starts are projected at approximately 380,000 units according to Fannie Mae's latest forecast, reflecting a deliberate pullback from recent peak levels. Meanwhile, vacancy rates...