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Total Construction Falls Sharply In November
Total construction starts fell 14% in November to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $867.8 billion, according to Dodge Construction Network. Nonbuilding and nonresidential building starts bore the brunt of the decline, falling 30% and 21%, respectively after seeing sharp increases … Continue reading
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Dodge and CPWR Report COVID’s Impact on Safety Training in Construction
This week, Dodge Data and Analytics and CPWR hosted a webinar as part of an ongoing series to show how the COVID-19 pandemic is leading contractors to focus on safety management practices while maintaining commitment to training. The discussion, hosted … Continue reading
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Total Construction Starts Move Lower in July
Total construction starts fell 3% in July to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $854.8 billion, according to Dodge Data & Analytics. There were few bright spots during the month, with all three sectors (residential, nonresidential building and nonbuildings) moving … Continue reading
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Q&A: Kim Kennedy of Dodge Data and Analytics Provides 2021 Forecast
The question on many glass and glazing professionals’ minds is when will the economy return to normal. To answer this question, Kim Kennedy, director of forecasting for Dodge Data and Analytics, spoke with USGNN™ about what could be in store … Continue reading
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A Glimpse of the Post-Pandemic Industry Recovery: Part 2
The residential segment is positioned for growth in 2020 and 2021 despite a pullback in multifamily starts. However, a shakier recovery is expected for the commercial and institutional segments, according to Dodge Data & Analytics chief economist Richard Branch, who … Continue reading
