Articles Tagged with ''Architecture Billings Index''

Index slips below 50 last month, after previous growth; architecture project inquiries are up, but the design contracts measure fell.

The American Institute of Architects says its surveyed members are feeling more optimistic about 2025.

The ABI is an indicator of nonresidential construction work to follow in nine months to a year, according to the American Institute of Architects.

The ABI serves as an indicator of nonresidential construction between nine and 12 months following.

More than half of firms say they continue to navigate difficult business conditions.

Report cites continued inflation, as well as "supply chain issues and other economic challenges" as reasons for the downward trend.

Architecture billings shrank for the fourth consecutive month and the seventh overall month of 2023 in November.

American Institute of Architects/Deltek Architecture Billings Index shows the third consecutive monthly billings decline for U.S. architecture firms. 

The AIA/Deltek Architecture Billings Index fell steeply to 44.8 in September. 

In latest AIA index, member firms report billings rebound after a drop in April, but fall continued in sectors such as multifamily residential and commercial construction.