Construction

Top 5 Construction Trends of 2022

If you're wondering what's going to happen in the construction industry this year, you're not alone. The sheer unpredictability of the industry as a whole invites conjecture so that contractors can more easily stay on top of what's coming down the road so that they can more successfully operate their businesses. In this post, we'll discuss the top five construction trends in 2022, giving you the low down on what to expect this year and into the future.
10 June, 2022
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Trends in Home Design that Homeowners Want

Home design trends changed a lot during the COVID-19 pandemic. Spending time indoors and at home changed the perspective of many homeowners and home buyers, especially as the pandemic dragged out over the course of 2 years.
08 March, 2022
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Top 7 construction trends making an impact on your customer in 2022

The past two years have shown the need for flexibility and out-of-the-box thinking in most areas of our lives, construction industry included. As we dive deeper into 2022 and beyond, staying on top of what trends matter to your customers, and by default, will impact how you do business, will become increasingly important.  
03 March, 2022
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New building materials reconditioning the construction industry

One year later, the construction industry emerges with new growth strategies responding to ongoing struggles of securing qualified trades prepared to meet industry demands in a competitive and regulated market. Cost concerns remain a primary consideration for the construction as industry efficiency standards present challenges to balancing the project's budget.
11 August, 2021
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Industry leaders, partnering and new construction developments

The past year has been challenging, yet industry leaders are optimistic about 2021 and the construction industry's future. Today there's a stronger sense of confidence within the industry as companies take steps to build stronger relationships with project teams and reliable industry resources while developing healthier environments and profitable bottom-lines.
28 June, 2021
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Material Shortages and Higher Costs Have Slowed Down New Home Sales in 2021

New home sales took an unexpected hit in the month of February in spite of increasing demand for single-family homes, dropping 18.2% from January's numbers. Nevertheless, industry experts say they aren't concerned about the housing market's long-term fundamentals and have attributed this dip in sales to short-term factors such as rising lumber costs and material shortages. In this article, we'll take a detailed look at the factors that have attributed to this recent drop in new home sales as well as discuss the housing market's outlook for 2021.
28 June, 2021
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Construction industry market segments to impact economic recovery

So far, market trends are pushing the market upward, adding confidence to a projected recovery. As the market economics shift, the construction industry is expected to see an increase in project development activity — some consisting of backlogs and other new developments to support the growing public service needs.
05 May, 2021
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