China's Soft Construction Market: Implications for AECM Firms
China's construction sector remains weak, impacting U.S. AECM firms involved in international projects.
Private Nonresidential Construction Spending Declines Again in May
Private nonresidential construction spending in the US fell again in May, despite increases in some subcategories. This trend poses challenges for AECM stakeholders, affecting contracts, compliance, and strategic planning.
HS2 Completes First 'Green' Tunnel, Reducing Heavy Vehicle Traffic
HS2 completes its first 'green' tunnel, significantly reducing heavy vehicle traffic and offering insights for sustainable construction practices.
YNDC Launches Construction of New Homes in Youngstown's East Side
YNDC's construction initiative in Youngstown's East Side revitalizes urban land, offering opportunities for AECM professionals to engage in community-focused projects backed by federal funding.
Nonresidential Construction Hiring Booms with 64,000 New Jobs
Nonresidential construction employment increased by 64,000 jobs over the past year, reflecting a 0.8% growth. This hiring trend indicates a robust market with expanding opportunities for AECM businesses.
King's Cross Revitalization: A Model for Sustainable Urban Development
King’s Cross in London has transformed its industrial heritage into a thriving urban center, offering valuable insights for U.S. developers on sustainable urban regeneration.
Bridging the Gap: Construction Scheduling Versus Planning
The construction industry's ongoing confusion between scheduling and planning leads to costly inefficiencies. Understanding their differences is crucial for project success.
Private Equity Eyes Construction: Keys to Attracting Investment
Private equity is increasingly interested in the construction industry, presenting opportunities for firms to enhance their appeal as acquisition targets through strong financial controls and operational discipline.
Marlborough Secures £150m West Berkshire Highways Contract
Marlborough Highways has been awarded a £150 million contract by West Berkshire Council for a seven-year highways maintenance project, emphasizing carbon-neutral delivery and social value commitments.
