Dodge Momentum Index

Dodge Momentum Index

Construction Starts Continue to Slip in August

Tight lending is hitting institutional projects especially hard, according to the latest Dodge index.

Dodge Momentum Index

Dodge Momentum Index Slips Slightly in July

Commercial and institutional construction planning activity remained well above where it was 12 months ago.

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Development Financing Slowdown Is Real

With investors and lenders becoming more cautious, developers are feeling the pinch.

Construction Stays on a Roll—For Now: Dodge

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

Building Construction Starts Gain Momentum: Dodge

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

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Construction Sector Sees Signs of Recovery

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

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Why Construction Continues to Slow Down

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

Dodge Reports Surge in Construction Plans

Planning for commercial construction was the driver that pushed the Dodge Index to a 13-year high.

Source: Dodge Data & Analytics Dodge Momentum Index, May 2018

Economy Watch: More Buildings Enter Planning Stage in May

Sixteen projects each with a value of $100 million or more entered planning in May, up from 12 developments in April, according to the latest Dodge Data & Analytics report.

Economy Watch: Number of Planned CRE Projects Jumped in April

Twelve projects each with a value of $100 million or more entered planning in April, up from six projects in March, according to the latest Dodge Data & Analytics report.