Construction turnover hit a new high as industry struggles with retention
New data shows construction turnover remains among the highest in the U.S., raising fresh concerns about retention in an already short-staffed industry.
New data shows construction turnover remains among the highest in the U.S., raising fresh concerns about retention in an already short-staffed industry.
Jensen Huang calls it the biggest AI infrastructure project yet, with GPU-packed data centers that could reshape construction, power, and regional growth.
U.S. townhouse starts hit 45,000 in Q2 2025—17% of single-family construction and the highest share on record since 1985.
From Bathurst to Sydney, AI-powered modular housing is emerging as a solution to Australia’s housing crisis by cutting time, costs, and red tape.
Canada’s housing starts rose 14% in September 2025, led by multi-unit builds in major provinces. The increase shows some supply-side momentum, though much of it…
A report from the governor’s office links surging tariffs to higher home prices and fewer building permits, warning of growing strain on Colorado’s economy.
The cost to build a solar wind farm isn’t one-size-fits-all. Here’s how 2025 prices compare across commercial projects.
Construction backlogs are holding steady in 2025 at just over 8 months, according to ABC data. While public infrastructure and data centers are driving demand,…
The ROAD to Housing Act promises to simplify building approvals, bypass the red tape, and encourage modular construction.
The latest Trump tariffs target wood imports, driving higher costs for framing, cabinets, and finishes. Builders and buyers alike should prepare for price hikes and…
The state’s 2026 gas-ban law could redefine construction. Will it deliver lower emissions and savings, or burden the grid and push up housing costs?
A new federal office promises to shrink years of approvals into months. But can Canada’s Major Projects Office live up to its big mandate?
