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Cancellations of residential construction projects in Germany hit a new high in August as a crisis in the sector there intensifies.
The construction industry in Europe could start to shrink in 2024, according to the latest forecast from economists at Dutch bank ING.
Recession is looming over the construction market in Germany, as contractors and developers battle a combination of challenges exerting downward pressure on activity there.
US single-family homebuilding surged in July and permits for future construction rose amid an acute shortage of previously owned houses.
Smaller contractors happier than large, finds survey
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Business sentiment in equipment rental falters in second quarter of 2023
Risk management is now so critical to the survival of construction companies that a new trend of appointing a ‘chief risk officer’ has started to emerge.
A wide-ranging new report into the global construction market has revealed the five top-performing sectors of the industry.
Where was your company placed in the IC100 index of the world’s largest crane-owning companies for 2023?
The number of single-family homebuilding projects breaking ground rose to the highest level in more than three decades in May, according to official figures released earlier this week.
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Construction firms in the US are getting some relief from rising materials costs, as the price of materials and services dropped by 0.6% in April to May 2023.
There has been a “significant decline” in US construction job openings, despite an upbeat outlook among contractors.
Annual publication gives overview and forecasts for Europe’s demolition industry
Participate in the first rental confidence survey of the year
Trade association describes stabilisation of supply chain issues and a relatively flat 2023
ICST reveals the results from its annual survey of crane rental companies 2023
Slowdown in Europe, but no collapse in confidence
Stable and growing investment in nonresidential and multifamily housing construction outweighs a single-family home drop