Supply-Chain Issues Are Causing New Owners to Move Into Unfinished Homes
Homeowners are deciding that some design features just aren’t worth the wait as supply-chain backlogs halt home construction
What Homeowners Want From Pros
Follow these tips to keep homeowners satisfied and to earn your next high-quality referral
How to Prevent Moisture Problems in Brick Veneer Walls
Clogged drainage cavities and blocked weeps can be catastrophic, and they appear to be more common than ever
Construction Job Openings See Strong Year-Over-Year Gains
The construction sector is actively hiring and recruiting, but the Great Resignation could keep the labor market tight
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National Builders
Builders Decide Which COVID-Initiated Operations Should Continue in 2022
Builders took on a number of new strategies to combat pandemic-related obstacles—here are a few that may be around for the long haul
New-Home Sales
Low Inventory Slows New Home Sales at the Close of 2021
New home prices are up 20% year-over-year while a record 110,000 residential construction projects have yet to be started
New-Home Sales
November Homes for Sale Reach Record Low
Limited inventory is causing yet another increase in home prices at the end of 2021
Building Materials
Residential Construction Inputs Continue to Rise at the End of 2021
The November PPI report shows record increases for some residential construction goods
New-Construction Projects
Housing Starts Continue to Rise Into the Winter Months After November High
Construction starts for some family units are at the highest level since 1974
Jobsite Safety
Best Practices for Safe Scaffolding on the Jobsite
These insider tips can protect workers and reduce liability
National Builders
Home Builder Confidence Rises in the Final Month of 2021
Despite high material costs and an ongoing labor shortage, national builders are ending the year on a high
Business Management
Project Manager Workloads: How Much Is Enough?
How many houses can one field superintendent carry? Consider these 15 factors to sort it out
Labor + Trade Relations
Construction Labor Market Looks Ahead to Growth in 2022
After surging new hires in some regions, construction companies are eyeing a year of progress in 2022
Infill Housing
Infills or Teardowns in Older Neighborhoods Are Helping Builders Battle Land Shortages
A growing new-home market depends on existing construction to avoid nationwide building obstacles
