Dodge Data & Analytics

Kermit Baker, Chief Economist, American Institute of Architects

Construction Spending Booms Across the Board

Outlays are increasing at the biggest rate since before the Great Recession, according to the AIA’s new forecast.

How CRE Boosts the Economy: NAIOP

Industrial construction spending surged by more than 140 percent in 2022, NAIOP reports.

Construction Stays on a Roll—For Now: Dodge

Despite a dip in one key area, the tracker shows year-over-year improvement.

Construction Starts Dip in June 

While project spending is up year-over-year, Dodge describes construction markets as “jittery.”

Building Construction Starts Gain Momentum: Dodge

The manufacturing sector saw the most significant increase year-to-date, according to the firm’s latest report.

Construction Starts Show Q1 Uptick: Dodge

The underlying trend is evident despite higher costs and shortages of skilled labor.

Construction cranes. Image by analogicus via Pixabay

Construction Sector Sees Signs of Recovery

The Dodge Momentum index shows a jump in the number of projects entering planning.

Construction cranes. Image by analogicus via Pixabay

Why Construction Continues to Slow Down

Nonresidential construction planning fell 6 percent in July, according to the Dodge Momentum Index.

NYC Leads Construction Starts Nationwide

The area’s pipeline additions reached $12.6 billion during the first half of the year.

San Francisco’s Construction Starts Jump 114%

The year-over-year increase far outpaces the national average, according to Dodge.