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While overall growth is expected for the construction industry, uncertainty remains looking forward into 2026.

The outlook for the San Diego AEC industry has remained upbeat over the past several years, and that view looks set to continue over the near term, Betz says.

Reno’s construction market continues to demonstrate broad-based resilience across industrial, multifamily and commercial sectors, supported by steady population growth, ongoing business relocation and sustained public-infrastructure investment, Clutts says.

Although the large, high-profile projects that have defined Colorado Springs over the past decade have slowed, demand remains strong across several sectors, particularly retail and mixed-use developments, Miller says. 

Transportation, power will continue to grow through 2026, while manufacturing will weaken, economists say.

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.