Construction labor shortage deepens amid immigration crackdowns
From Los Angeles to Washington, D.C., crews are thinning as immigrant workers stay home to avoid ICE enforcement, worsening America’s construction labor shortage.
From Los Angeles to Washington, D.C., crews are thinning as immigrant workers stay home to avoid ICE enforcement, worsening America’s construction labor shortage.
With landfill fees rising and green standards tightening, recycling has become essential for sustainable construction. Learn how materials like concrete, drywall, and wood are being…
From GE to TSMC, companies are betting big on American manufacturing again. Find out what’s behind the reshoring wave and what it means for the…
Inflation may cool, but pressure won’t. Explore the 2026 economic trends that will separate resilient builders from those left behind.
With Microsoft’s support, Fortera will grow from a pilot plant to a 400,000-ton facility producing low-carbon cement that could reshape how the industry cuts CO₂…
With billions pouring into prefab housing and off-site projects, modular is changing the way the U.S. builds. But can it keep up with demand?
Hyperscalers like Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet are driving a 30% rise in data center construction, marking the industry’s fastest growth yet.
From halted jobs to unclear reimbursement rules, the government shutdown brought a on a wave of financial risk. Learn what contractors should do to minimize…
A new NAR report shows foreign investors are spending billions more on U.S. homes. But will this wave of cash buyers reshape the housing market…
Contractors expect to need almost 1M new workers by 2026. With higher wages and expanded apprenticeships, the industry is racing to fill critical roles.
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.
