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NMHC survey: 37% raised pricing on projects on hold

NMHC survey: 37% raised pricing on projects on hold

37% of NMHC survey respondents raised pricing on projects on hold, up from 17% in June, as starts slowed and costs rose.

MarketScale Newsroom·Sep 28, 2026
CMHA’s 2026 report estimates paver and wall production

CMHA’s 2026 report estimates paver and wall production

CMHA's 2026 Hardscape Production Report analyzes segmental concrete pavement and retaining wall production across the US and Canada.

MarketScale Newsroom·Sep 28, 2026
JE Dunn Adds Power Generation Unit as Data Centers Grow

JE Dunn Adds Power Generation Unit as Data Centers Grow

JE Dunn Construction formed a power generation unit and named a leader, amid a wider industry shift toward power-focused construction work.

MarketScale Newsroom·Sep 9, 2026
Construction Job Openings Rise as Dodge Index Slips 0.4%

Construction Job Openings Rise as Dodge Index Slips 0.4%

Dodge's planning index edged down in August while ABC reported job openings near a two-year high, and a new study examined multiskilled crews.

MarketScale Newsroom·Sep 9, 2026
Insurance and moisture controls now shape mass timber schedules

Insurance and moisture controls now shape mass timber schedules

Mass timber can go up a floor a day, but builder’s risk, moisture controls, and prefab lead times are now the real critical path.

MarketScale Newsroom·Sep 5, 2026
Dallas is still building big, but U.S. apartment deliveries fell 41%

Dallas is still building big, but U.S. apartment deliveries fell 41%

Yardi Matrix data shows H1 2026 apartment completions dropped 41%, while DFW led both multifamily and industrial deliveries.

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 29, 2026
2026 design rankings show buyers now shop for engineering talent

2026 design rankings show buyers now shop for engineering talent

BD+C’s 2026 Giants 400 and ENR’s international list point to the same constraint: specialized engineering depth. Owners are adjusting procurement and contracts.

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 27, 2026
Let's Get to Know Your Product - Donald Hillman

Let's Get to Know Your Product - Donald Hillman

Multiplastic delivers specialized resin and raw material solutions for diverse manufacturing applications with expert product managers and sustainable…

Don Hillman·Aug 19, 2026
Hadrian's $1.37B raise and the data center boom are pulling construction capital toward AI-driven manufacturing

Hadrian's $1.37B raise and the data center boom are pulling construction capital toward AI-driven manufacturing

Two converging forces, AI-powered factory automation and the data center construction surge, are reshaping how capital and contractors flow through the built envi

MarketScale Newsroom·Aug 16, 2026
U.S. warehouse construction is up 18% as data-center supply chains drive a new industrial build cycle

U.S. warehouse construction is up 18% as data-center supply chains drive a new industrial build cycle

Industrial real estate under construction topped 305 million sq ft in Q2 2026, up 18% year-over-year, with data-center equipment suppliers leading demand.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 30, 2026
DOE's Advanced Building Construction Initiative targets construction's productivity gap

DOE's Advanced Building Construction Initiative targets construction's productivity gap

The DOE's ABC Initiative is pushing off-site manufacturing and digitization to cut construction costs and accelerate energy-efficient retrofits across 125M U.S.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 16, 2026
Y Combinator's 2026 construction and proptech cohort targets the industry's costliest operational bottlenecks

Y Combinator's 2026 construction and proptech cohort targets the industry's costliest operational bottlenecks

Forty-four YC-backed startups are attacking real estate and construction's most stubborn pain points, from AI estimation and permitting to property management agents.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 16, 2026
Data center demand and rising costs define commercial construction in early 2026

Data center demand and rising costs define commercial construction in early 2026

CBIZ's Q1 2026 Commercial Construction Index points to surging data center work, stubborn labor shortages, and climbing material prices as the quarter's definin

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 14, 2026
AI moves from back office to job site in construction's next build-out

AI moves from back office to job site in construction's next build-out

McCarthy Building Cos. has signed a multimillion-dollar deal with Palantir, while Gleeds' James Garner says data readiness and culture are the real barriers to AI adoption.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 11, 2026
Construction's productivity crisis: why ML cost forecasting and off-site methods are converging

Construction's productivity crisis: why ML cost forecasting and off-site methods are converging

U.S. construction productivity has fallen since 1968. New ML models and off-site techniques are giving project teams concrete tools to close the gap.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 10, 2026
AI moves from pilot to platform across global construction operations

AI moves from pilot to platform across global construction operations

South Korean majors and global startups are embedding AI into procurement, safety, and quality workflows as the construction AI market targets 24.7% annual grow

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 9, 2026
Construction tech heats up: AI tools, connected equipment, and insurer incentives reshape the jobsite

Construction tech heats up: AI tools, connected equipment, and insurer incentives reshape the jobsite

From AI-powered project analytics to connected roadbuilding equipment, construction technology is rapidly moving from pilot to practice in 2026.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jul 1, 2026
The reshoring boom that wasn't: U.S. factory construction keeps falling despite tariff push

The reshoring boom that wasn't: U.S. factory construction keeps falling despite tariff push

New factory construction in the U.S. has fallen steadily since 2024, even as tariffs and political pressure push reshoring commitments.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jun 25, 2026
Dodge Construction Network: how 130 years of data is reshaping construction intelligence

Dodge Construction Network: how 130 years of data is reshaping construction intelligence

Dodge Construction Network tracks 700K+ projects annually and its Momentum Index rose 6.2% in April, driven by data center construction.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jun 25, 2026
Construction tech, HVAC AI, and infrastructure bets signal a maturing venture market in 2026

Construction tech, HVAC AI, and infrastructure bets signal a maturing venture market in 2026

Venture dollars are flowing into AI infrastructure and built-environment tech, with construction robotics, HVAC quoting, and model-routing startups all closing

MarketScale Newsroom·Jun 23, 2026
Construction costs surged in May at fastest annual rate since pandemic

Construction costs surged in May at fastest annual rate since pandemic

Construction costs climbed at their steepest annual pace since the pandemic in May, squeezing contractors caught between rising materials prices and softening b

MarketScale Newsroom·Jun 19, 2026
Y Combinator's real estate and construction portfolio hits 126 companies, with AI agents dominating recent cohorts

Y Combinator's real estate and construction portfolio hits 126 companies, with AI agents dominating recent cohorts

YC's 126-company real estate and construction portfolio reveals a wave of AI-native startups targeting cost estimation, transaction paperwork, and property oper

MarketScale Newsroom·Jun 17, 2026
Construction's AI fight moves to data as 38% of contractors report measurable impact

Construction's AI fight moves to data as 38% of contractors report measurable impact

AI adoption in construction is accelerating, with 38% of contractors reporting measurable business impact, up from 17% a year ago, as platforms battle over data r

MarketScale Newsroom·Jun 17, 2026
Construction's AI fight moves to data as 38% of contractors report measurable impact

Construction's AI fight moves to data as 38% of contractors report measurable impact

AI adoption in construction is accelerating, with 38% of contractors reporting measurable impact, more than double last year's 17%, as platforms battle over data

MarketScale Newsroom·Jun 17, 2026
AI drives a wave of proptech funding as construction and commercial real estate startups attract fresh capital

AI drives a wave of proptech funding as construction and commercial real estate startups attract fresh capital

From construction robotics to AI-generated HVAC quotes, venture investors are backing proptech startups that cut measurable costs in the built environment.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jun 8, 2026
Construction industry signals mixed: jobs rise, spending splits and labor shortage costs mount

Construction industry signals mixed: jobs rise, spending splits and labor shortage costs mount

Nonresidential construction added 15,700 jobs in May and job openings rose by 25,000 in April, even as private spending fell and labor costs stayed hidden.

MarketScale Newsroom·Jun 8, 2026
Krazy Shawn Blooper Reel

Krazy Shawn Blooper Reel

Krazy Shawn’s 4th of July Extravaganza Blooper Reel Embarking on a video shoot is both thrilling and demanding, requiring meticulous planning, equipment setup, and team coordination to capture the perfect shots. However, things don’t always go as expected – but that’s where the magic of a blooper reel comes in! As we approach the 4th,…

Kasa·Apr 8, 2026
Why the Trades Need a Cultural Reset to Attract and Retain the Next Generation

Why the Trades Need a Cultural Reset to Attract and Retain the Next Generation

The skilled trades are at a critical crossroads. According to an August 2025 report from the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR), the number of women working in construction and extraction occupations rose to 366,360 in 2024, the highest level ever recorded. Yet despite that growth, women still account for only about 4.3% of construction…

Vince Holland·Mar 3, 2026
Why the Best Leaders Don’t Climb Straight Ladders: How Karen Alter Built Success Through Detours

Why the Best Leaders Don’t Climb Straight Ladders: How Karen Alter Built Success Through Detours

As companies push to decarbonize, modernize infrastructure, and bring new technologies to market, the leaders who stand out aren’t always the ones who followed a straight career path. Increasingly, it’s the people with the zigzags—the folks who’ve worked across different industries, adapted to new environments, and learned to make decisions under pressure—who bring the…

suzy·Nov 24, 2025
Empowering Teams Through a Modern Training Culture

Empowering Teams Through a Modern Training Culture

Training may be the backbone of any skilled trade, but in waterproofing—where mistakes can compromise entire structures—it becomes a defining competitive advantage. At Southwest Construction Services, the evolution of training reflects a larger industry shift: seasoned crews now rely less on formal classroom sessions and more on hyper-focused, on-site guidance tailored to the…

Southwest Construction Services·Nov 14, 2025
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