The U.S. economy may have already begun receding even before the recent global tariffs and now 90-day pause.
Construction Futures: March 2025 Economic Roundup
Momentum waivered, backlogged slowed and input costs increased, yet spending inched higher, jobs were added and contractor confidence grew.
Financial Foundations: Why Less Than 40% of Construction Companies Founded in 2011 Are Still Open Today
Common cracks can signal bigger money troubles in the building business—here’s how to avoid them.
Capitalizing on Competition: ABC 2025 Top Performers Answer Compelling Questions
ABC's 2025 Top Performer contractors share insights from their years of experience competing in this industry.
Construction Materials Prices Increase 0.6%, Steel Surges Nearly 4% in February
Steel is a standout amongst surging construction materials prices, a rate that seems to be increasing exponentially.
Construction Labor Force Churn Accelerates in January
The construction labor force is churning, movement which bodes caution for contractors amidst trade and materials pricing volatility.
‘This Does Not Mean Recession Is Coming’: ABC Convention 2025 Closing Industry Insight Session With Anirban Basu
"The most salient aspect of life for consumers, contractors and the average American recently is the elevated rate of inflation."
Construction Futures: February 2025 Economic Roundup
Rising prices, slowing employment, rising backlog, slowing spending. Contractors show no cause for concern despite the recent volatility of the construction industry.








