Articles Tagged with ''Construction starts''

Kansas City is positioning itself as a national leader in inclusive, forward-thinking urban development, says Vaeth.

It’s an exciting time for the AEC industry in Detroit, where many transformative projects are taking shape and nearing completion, signifying momentum that was lost during the COVID-19 pandemic, says Catallo.

Design and construction work in New York City “remains resilient, with strong momentum in transportation infrastructure, residential, office and health care sectors,” Collins says.

Often overshadowed by the state’s larger markets, California’s Central Valley region is enjoying a steady uptick in business

“Tucson and the surrounding area have a number of projects in varying stages of development, however, broader economic conditions are injecting some uncertainty into the market,” Blubaum says. 

The outlook for Billings and the surrounding area remains steady and cautiously optimistic, Cook says. 

Dodge offers data on projected 2025 construction starts in the Boston area.

Hospitality, health care, education and residential construction are driving the construction industry forward in Louisville, says Megibben, who sees no signs of business slowing down anytime soon.

Whether it’s an airport renovation, water treatment facility replacement or ground-up hospital construction, large-scale projects are shaping the construction industry in the St. Louis area, and business is thriving, McCoy says.

The AEC industry has had a tough time of it in the Emerald City the last couple of years.