Iran war inflation crimps profits, plans for investment, hiring: NABE

Half of the respondents to a National Association for Business Economics survey put the odds of a U.S. recession in the next 12 months at 26% or higher.

Recession fears deepen as building faces sharp decline

Forecasters warn Gulf-driven cost shock to drive 2.6% fall into workload in 2026

Glenigan analysis supports recession narrative

Latest monthly report from Glenigan reveals contract awards and project starts have tanked in the last three months.

Sinking expectations: Two-thirds of US firms fear recession in 2026

Demand for data centers and power facilities may be spiralling, but contractors have “dampened” expectations for 2026 amid fears over recession, tariffs, ICE raids and trouble finding qualified workers, a… The post Sinking expectations: Two-thirds of US firms fear recession in 2026 appeared first on Global Construction Review.

Bonny year for Glasgow offices

Glasgow city centre enjoyed one of its most successful years for office leasing since before the recession, despite Scotland’s turbulent 2014. The post Bonny year for Glasgow offices appeared first on Property Week.

Construction Management - Why insolvencies will not slow down any time soon, May 2023

Despite avoiding a recession in 2022, the construction sector must brace itself for the likelihood of rising insolvencies, writes Pablo Cristi Worm

RICS - WBEF Week 2023 – The macro-economic outlook: Can real state markets stay the headwinds? 10032023

During this session, a panel of global real estate and investment leaders discuss the outlook for financial conditions over the year ahead and their impact on real estate markets. In an uncertain macro environment, are real estate markets globally in for a more challenging time? How will structural issues around real estate play out in different regions? And are there any tailwinds in sight?

FMi - How Bumpy is it going to get, Mapping Recession Scenarios, July 2022

FMi provide the economic outlook for Engineering & COnstruction firms within the U.S.

FMi - The New Economy versus the Old Economy, Sept 2022

How recession dynamics could shift risk factors across the various engineering and construction sectors