Midway through 2025, here’s the outlook for the construction economy in North America

Midway through 2025, here’s the outlook for the construction economy in North America. In short: Economic Trends: U.S. construction is slowing, with Canada showing mixed regional results Labor Challenges: Worker shortages persist, but layoffs remain low, signaling optimism. Growth Areas: Public spending boosts infrastructure, while megaprojects dominate. Risks Ahead: Inflation, unemployment, and recession risks challenge the industry. Learn more: Watch The Construction Economy Outlook Spring 2025 Webcast for insights from leading economists in construction.

Design’s Impact On Commercial Property Value

The world of real estate is a dynamic and complex landscape where values can rise and fall with the changing tides of economic trends, market demand, and consumer preferences. Commercial properties, in particular, hold a significant place in this realm, serving as the canvas upon which businesses build their dreams and aspirations. “The value of […] The post Design’s Impact On Commercial Property Value first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.

ARA Projects Softening In Rental Revenue Growth

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Used Equipment Price Inflation Appears to be Slowing, Ritchie Bros. Says

Though prices are still up from last year, they seem to be coming down in some categories, the auction company reports.

"Developers and Owners Remain Confident": Nonresidential Planning Rises in July

"The Momentum Index has yet to show signs of stress as recession fears mount," Dodge says. The index rose 2.9% in July.