Articles Tagged with ''Dodge Data & Analytics''

After years without a large public infrastructure project, Baltimore has several in preconstruction and early construction, including the Francis Scott Key Bridge rebuild, says McGuire.

Minneapolis-area owners are prioritizing renovations, energy-efficient systems and extending facility life.

The city is seeing development on many fronts, including tech, manufacturing and the burgeoning downtown district.

“Whether you’re looking to move, work or invest, the Boise area has a lot going for it,” says Hobbs. “Conditions are strong ... and we’re anticipating the market to continue strengthening as we head into 2027.”

Tuffo expects the Las Vegas market to remain active, particularly in gaming, hospitality and experiential projects. 

Steady population growth is generating plenty of work across the Riverside area, while external factors and labor woes continue to weigh.

Federal work, wastewater upgrades and housing lift Honolulu starts, while labor and procurement limits test the islands’ capacity.

Charlotte’s construction market is growing again—but this cycle looks very different.

Houston’s growth is driving a new wave of work—but labor, pricing and megaproject competition are reshaping how it gets built.

Dodge offers data on projected 2026 construction starts in the Atlantic City area.