Most Recent Flipbooks
Make safety a priority with the OSHA Top 5
Take a look at the top 5 OSHA violations in 2016 in order to avoid accidents and make safety a focus for your team.
Where's our workforce? Here's the top (and bottom) states for construction unemployment
Construction unemployment continues its spring decline as projects are underway. Check out the top and bottom states for construction unemployment.
Industrial construction continues to thrive as vacancy hits 17-year low
The overall industrial construction pipeline continues to grow, up 29 percent from Q4 2016. JLL's Q1 Industrial Outlook takes a look at what is driving construction.
World Series 2016: How do old and new stadiums match up?
World Series 2016: Stadiums by design –how old and new stadiums match up today
Bigger piece of pie in the South: Contractors’ future work demand growing
The national average of 8.5 “backlog months” remains unchanged compared to Q2 last year
Back to school? Education construction skipping class since ‘09
Even though education only makes up 7% of all construction, trends show that the industry is still lagging well behind
40% of the U.S. workforce is freelance, and co-working space is catering to this group
Corporations interested in serving freelancers and contractors partner with co-working operators to design open, collaborative spaces.
Canada office construction 2016
The current development cycle will peak in 2016 as 6.5 million square feet is added to the office inventory across five major markets in Canada.
Baseball stadiums: Start fresh or renovate?
60 percent of the most winning MLB teams have stadiums built before 2000. With construction costs rising, renovation is the solution.
It’s employee appreciation day!
Sustainable build outs that include both outdoor space and internal improvements increase overall workforce productivity by 16.0 percent.
How do the big game teams match up?
Due in part to an increase in population in the Southeast that has been fueled by an increase in jobs, Charlotte experienced rapid construction growth in 2015.
2016: Will construction costs continue to rise?
A combination of China’s faltering economy and a glut of some key materials inputs have led to a drop in materials costs, which will continue into 2016, as the world economy continues to sputter
Retail Deliveries Grow
Consumer confidence grew in 2015, thanks to the economic recovery and low gas prices, spurring retailers to expand
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Branching out: FinTech, rising CRE costs driving design strategy for U.S. banks [WHITE PAPER]
