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Read more on constructconnect.comConstruction spending in various type-of structure categories is driven by economic circumstances within specific industrial subsectors. For example, manufacturers set the pace in industrial construction. Good health in the leisure and hospitality sector provides the backing for new hotel and motel work. And jobs levels ...
Posted: February 21, 2019, 9:37 pmFor an economist, it’s always a joy to have a vast history of data on a certain subject to study. Such is the case for Canadian housing starts at the national, provincial, and even city levels. Today’s article looks at annual new home groundbreakings, as calculated and published by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation...
Posted: February 21, 2019, 9:25 pmCurrently, there are four U.S. large-population cities that are standouts for their strong labor markets – Austin, San Jose, Orlando, and Salt Lake City. This conclusion is based on rankings of the nation’s 51 metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs) with downtown plus suburban populations of a million or more each in two w...
Posted: February 21, 2019, 9:23 pmListed below are ConstructConnect’s Hot Commercial Construction Projects for the week of February 11 – 15, 2019. Our Hot Projects showcases three currently bidding or sub-bidding projects from all 50 states and the District of Columbia pulled from our extensive database of construction leads. Alabama Harbor Freight Tools...
Posted: February 18, 2019, 2:00 pm
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BIM in Construction: Part 3 – The Inevitable
/2 Comments/in Blog Posts, Trends & Tech /by Laura DayGood or bad, BIM is here to stay and already changing the construction process. If you aren’t already using it, here’s how to start.
Former Salesforce Executive Craig Tate Joins iSqFt
/0 Comments/in News /by Laura DayAs Chief Revenue Officer, Tate will oversee sales, marketing, customer success management, and customer support.
iSqFt Poll: New Construction Technologies
/0 Comments/in Blog Posts, Trends & Tech /by Laura DayCheck out our latest iSqFt Nuts & Bolts newsletter, and tell us which new innovations and gadgets you’re most excited about.
BIM in Construction: Part 2 – The Bad
/2 Comments/in Blog Posts, Trends & Tech /by Laura DayGood or bad, BIM is here to stay and already changing the construction process. Here’s some advice for addressing the challenges.
iSqFt and CMD Announce Agreement to Merge
/0 Comments/in News /by Nick CiminoiSqFt and CMD Group (formerly Reed Construction Data) announced their merger today.
BIM in Construction: Part 1 – The Good
/3 Comments/in Blog Posts, Trends & Tech /by Laura DayGood or bad, BIM is here to stay and already changing the construction process. Here are the pros for contractors and manufacturers.
Man vs. Machine: Robots in the Construction Industry
/0 Comments/in Blog Posts, Trends & Tech /by Laura DaySince the industrial revolution, man has been benefiting from machines, but with the increasing use of robots, are we becoming irrelevant?
iSqFt Named to 2015 Constructech 50 List
/0 Comments/in News /by Laura DayiSqFt has been named to the 2015 Constructech 50 list, as a top technology powerhouse dominating the construction landscape.
The Construction Pro’s Guide to Managing Millennials
/4 Comments/in Blog Posts, The Efficient Business /by Laura DayBaby Boomers are leaving but Millennials aren’t taking their place. Here are some practical ways for any construction business to adjust.
iSqFt at AGC IT Forum Conference
/0 Comments/in News /by Laura DayiSqFt will be hosting a lunch at the AGC IT Forum Conference in Chicago.,at 12:15 PM on Thursday, July 30, 2015.