U.S. Construction trends and outlook (Q3 2016)

November 16, 2016

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Our Q3 U.S. Construction Outlook explores the current state of the construction industry and expectations for the coming months. Specifically, we take a look at how economic risk, labor shortages and new technologies are impacting both firms and markets. And, we dig into four key sectors: office, industrial, hospitality and retail.

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