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2017 Construction Labor Cost Data

Job Order Contracting

To date, 2017 Construction Labor Cost Data shows a increase of 2.5%-2.7% 2.7% (over 12 months period), indicating a strong overall industry and consistent with forecasts of an approximate 3% increase for the year. Private office construction spending increased 29% in 2017, but demand has decreased (Census Bureau).

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The Future Is Building at Viewpoint Collaborate 2017

Viewpoint Construction Technology

Viewpoint CEO Manolis Kotzabasakis opened the Viewpoint Collaborate 2017 User Conference with an inspiring keynote speech. Viewpoint CEO Manolis Kotzabasakis welcomes the crowd at Collaborate 2017. In his keynote, Kotzabasakis’ focused on how integration is key to help build a stronger construction industry overall.

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3 Methods to Finding More Skilled Labor

Construction Business Owner

The outlook for 2017 is even more bullish, according to Wells Fargo’s Construction Industry Forecast 2017, “with significant talk in all areas of the need for increased infrastructure spending. trillion—a 4.5-percent percent increase over 2015, according to a report by JLL Research.

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Moderating economic growth triggers construction forecast downgrade for 2017 and 2018

BD+C

The AIA Consensus Construction Forecast projects annual growth in the 3.5 percent range for the remainder of 2017 as well as for 2018, with a slower growing commercial/industrial market, and an institutional sector facing several challenges. percent to 4.0

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2017 Plumbing Forecast

Contractor Magazine

Politics aside … industry will continue to grow while facing some challenges. Despite all these changes and challenges, there is a positive plumbing forecast for the New Year — the plumbing industry will continue to grow. read more.

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ULI Forecast For CRE: Strength And Growth Through 2017

Business Facilities

The latest Urban Land Institute Forecast for the real estate economy sees three years of continued strength, with the industry set for sustainable growth in 2015 through 2017. ULI Forecast For CRE: Strength And Growth Through 2017 appeared first on Business Facilities (BF) Magazine.

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Market Forecast: Nonresidential Construction to Rebound in 2017

Construction Superintendent Magazine

. – A market study released by the Metal Construction Association reports that 2017 will be the year the nonresidential construction industry will return to the peak levels last seen in 2007. The residential market will take a bit longer to hit the mark, but the news is positive across the board for industry stakeholders.