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Population growth, climate and the sheer size of the region drive development in the Mountain States and Southwest.

Fueled by the state’s oil and gas boom and IIJA funds, NMDOT is aiming to build bigger and better to improve safety on its highways and rail crossings.

With deep roots in the Treasure Valley, the health care system is catching up with the area’s recent growth and positioning itself for the future.

The 16-block pedestrian-focused business improvement district sets the stage for investors with its proven live-work-play recipe for success.

The multiuse hub connects to the country’s largest geothermal heating system and keeps the community linked to essential services.

The 73,000-sq-ft Integrative Life Sciences Center will feature three undergraduate teaching laboratories on the ground floor below four stories of flexible research space when it opens in 2027.

The International Transportation Service (ITS) South Slip Fill Project at the Port of Long Beach will create 19 acres of new land by using more than 2.5 million cu yd of fill material.

Abbott is “cautiously optimistic” about the Phoenix market. “At a macro level, I believe technology-supportive manufacturing will continue to be a long-term driver in the region,” he says.

Millers says the Denver market will be relatively steady for the remainder of 2026, with key sectors continuing to show resilience. 

Updates about construction professionals in the Mountain States & Southwest region.