Manufacturing and infrastructure investments fueled a 0.1% uptick in October, but warehouse and distribution center outlays tumbled.

Construction is slated to begin after completion of nearby work at Arlington National Cemetery.

Rising demand has led to an over 7% rental premium on green-certified office buildings across major markets in the U.S. and Canada.

Following increased investment in the Atlanta market, the appointment demonstrates how bullish the contractor is on the region’s potential.

Applications for the grants are due in February, with winners to be picked in June.

A number of subcontractors have filed lawsuits against Makers Line, the construction arm of Q Factor, a Salt Lake City, Utah-based development firm.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency released a proposal that would require replacement, in 10 years, of the remaining nine million lead pipes. 

Completion of the 2.4-million-sq-ft project could take six years.

The expensive demolition and rework are the subject of an insurance claim dispute.

Reports of labor violations and union petitions to the NLRB both rose this year. Here’s what construction employers need to know.