Articles Tagged with ''Top Starts''

Take a sneak peek at ENR Southeast's 2022 Top Starts ranking before the finalized list publishes with the March 6 edition.

Despite uncertainty in New England’s construction market, one project start in 2022 comes with the promise of much more work in decades to come. .

Contractors find plenty of new work even as they keep a close eye on infrastructure act funding and surging inflation.

After falling 25.6% from 2019 to 2020, the overall value of the largest projects to break ground 2021 is down 17.2% from the prior year

Contractors are rebounding from the pandemic and working through a pipeline of energy, infrastructure and hospitality while also navigating labor and materials shortages.

Regional contractors report that their backlogs are up, but inflated prices complicate preconstruction and procurement efforts.

The top 40 projects on the list to break ground in 2021 represent a 65% annual increase in total cost, thanks in part to public sector work.

Still hampered by pandemic-related uncertainly, Midwest construction starts fell in 2021 even as signs of a return to normalcy bolstered markets near the end of the year.

For construction industry firms, 2021 must have seemed like a repeat of 2020, with ongoing pandemic-related impacts, such as supply-chain problems and workforce challenges.

The Southwest’s largest project starts in 2021 include historic private investments, data centers and renewable energy projects.