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Construction jobs rise in fewer than half of US metros
Construction employment increased in 165 U.S. metros, led by Houston and Baton Rouge, amid ongoing market uncertainties affecting hiring.
Construction employment rises in 33 states and D.C. led by Texas and Louisiana
Construction employment increased in 33 states and the District of Columbia, with Texas adding 24,800 jobs and Louisiana posting the largest percentage gain.
Construction employment declines in most US metro areas despite gains in Texas and Louisiana
Construction employment fell in most U.S. metro areas, with gains in Houston and Baton Rouge. Challenges include material costs and uncertain infrastructure funding.
Construction employment rises in 30 states
The Associated General Contractors of America reports construction employment increased in 30 states, with Texas adding the most jobs over the past year.
Report: Denver construction costs rise 10.37% outpacing national growth
Mortenson reports Denver construction costs increased 10.37% year over year, surpassing the national rise of 6.77%, driven by demand in healthcare and data centers.
Construction jobs rise as data center concerns grow
Construction jobs increased in 53% of U.S. metro areas, while concerns over data center opposition and highway funding threaten growth.
Construction job growth slows across US metro areas amid funding uncertainty
Construction job growth slowed in 166 of 360 US metro areas as uncertainty over project costs and delayed funding weigh on hiring nationwide.
US private payrolls rise in April signaling stable labor market
U.S. private payrolls increased by 109,000 jobs in April, indicating labor market stability despite global conflicts and inflation concerns.
Construction jobs rise in 57% of US metro areas
Construction jobs increased in 57% of U.S. metro areas, with Houston and St. Louis leading gains, despite challenges from tariffs and labor shortages.
Construction employment rises by 26,000 jobs as wages outpace other sectors
Construction employment increased by 26,000 jobs in March with wages rising 5%, outpacing other sectors amid ongoing labor shortages.
US adds 130,000 jobs in January as unemployment falls
U.S. employers added 130,000 jobs in January as unemployment fell to 4.3%. Health care and construction led gains while manufacturing showed modest growth.
