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Reports on 1993 statistics on the performance of the construction industry. Decrease in contracting for new constructions; Reasons for industry's decline; Effect of the economic plan of President Bill Clinton's administration; Single family housing; Public-works construction; Institutional building; National estimates.

Presents charts and graphs depicting production and business activity in the United States as of April 2000. Industrial production and capacity utilization; New construction; New private housing and vacancy rates; Business sales and inventories; Manufacturers' shipments, inventories, and orders.

Presents charts and graphs depicting production and business activity in the United States as of December 1999. Industrial production and capacity utilization; New construction; New private housing and vacancy rates; Business sales and inventories; Manufacturers' shipments, inventories, and orders.

Presents the results of `ENR (Engineering News-Record)' magazine's survey of international contractors. Growth in Asian market; Competition; Increase in the market share of Japanese contractors; International contractors' disappointment with Eastern Europe; Rise of the United States market in international contracts.

The article reports on the proposed changes in the outputs of construction surveys developed by the British Office for National Statistics (ONS). It notes that the public consultation on the proposed changes to construction statistics publications started on January 12, 2009. It cites the desire of the agency for all users to examine the proposed changes and consider their impact. It also notes that a number of respondents requested information outside the scope of construction data collection during consultations.

Presents statistics on the building materials industry in Great Britain as of January 2001. Increase in the private housing output in September 2000; Estimated percentage of total construction output for 2000; Forecast on the total commercial output for the year 2001.

Presents data on real estate and construction as of July 1995. Real estate occupancy in March; Building cost indexes as of June 1995 Construction volume in April.

Reports on market statistics for the architecture and construction industry in the United States. Rise in tonnage shipped for metal building systems in 1993; Metal Building Manufacturers Association (MBMA); Suing of architects; Closed-claims statistics compiled by the Design Professionals Insurance Company (DPIC); Track record of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in claims resolution.

Features hospital construction performance in the United States. Trends since 1981; Predictions for 1995.

Presents statistical information related to contracts for future construction, Co-op apartments in Manhattan and the performance of Crain's stocks. Increased percentage of contracts for the first three months of 1996; Prices of co-op apartments in Manhattan.

Details the 1997 performance of retail construction industry in Texas based on the research conducted by M/PF Research Inc. of Dallas. County that posted the highest growth level in retail construction; Leading companies in retail construction business in Texas.

Presents a chart on construction supplies retailer sales in the United States for January 1994.

The article presents statistics on the construction industry of homes and commercial and industrial facilities in Western State as gleaned from the results of the 2006 Reeves Journal Western Trends Survey. 35.9 percent of survey respondents said they saw growth in the residential construction in their areas of operations, down from 62.7 percent the previous year. 71.6 percent expect residential construction to remain the same or continue to slow in 2007.

Provides 2000 statistical data on the construction industry in the United States. Construction cost index; Building cost index; Materials cost index; Decline in lumber prices.

Presents statistics on the construction industry in the United States as of April 2000. Construction cost index; Building cost index; Materials cost index; Producer price indexes.

Presents statistics on the economic condition of the United States construction industry. Chart on construction and labor costs; Statistics on water and drain pipes; Pipe prices.

Presents statistics on the construction industry in the United States. Construction cost indexes; Construction activity in the public sector as of May 1999; Increase in the prices of H-piles.

Presents 1999 statistical data on the construction industry.

Presents information on the construction and real estate industries in states covered by the US Federal Reserve's Ninth District as of October 1994. Includes housing units authorized; Contract awards; Mortgage loan delinquency rates.

Presents graphs showing statistical data on the construction industry and real estate business in the United States and the region comprising Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin as of 1990.

Reports on the decrease in new construction contracts in the United States in January 1998, according to F.W. Dodge. Dodge Index figures for January and December; Data for non residential building, residential construction and nonbuilding construction; Factors affecting prospects in 1998.

Statistics are presented for construction, employment wage and price, and industrial market in the U.S.

The article looks at the state of the construction industry of Lake Charles, Louisiana. Topics include ongoing environmental projects related to the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, Lake Charles construction firm Alfred Palma LLC, and statistics of construction starts in sectors such as non-residential building, hotels ad motels, and highway and bridge work.

The article offers information about construction projects in El Paso, Texas. Topics include federally-funded transportation infrastructure improvements, a profile of El Paso construction firm CF Jordan Construction, and statistics for construction starts in the city such as commercial buildings, health-care facilities, and electrical utility works.

The article offers statistics on various economic indicators for the construction industry as of November 21, 2011, including single-family housing construction values and average prices for building materials such as plywood, gypsum board, and insulation.

The article presents statistics related to the construction industry in the U.S. including the percentage increase by 0.5% of industrial production (IP) in manufacturing sector in October 2010 compared to 6.1% in October 2009, the 2% percentage increase in the value of construction beginning October 2010, and the 0.7% percentage increase in construction spending October 2010 which is estimated to be 802.3 billion dollars in annual rate.

Several statistical information related to the construction industry in the U.S. is presented in which it depicts the number of metro areas that construction employment fell in from September 2009 to 2010, number of nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses that took place in the industry in 2009 as compared to 2008, and the percentage increase in sales of newly built, single-family homes in September 2010.

The article presents statistics on a variety of topics including the top construction projects projected to bid in the U.S., the hospital and clinic construction investment in all U.S. states, and the top states with new hospital and ongoing clinic construction.

The article presents several statistics depicting the percentage drop of employment in the construction industry in the U.S.

The article presents statistics on a variety of topics including the number of housing associations in the Northwest that have come together to form JV North, years that Capita has operated the Constructionline public sector contractor prequalification system, and the date by which the South West of England Regional Development Agency expects all economic development in the region to be zero carbon.

Presents statistics on the monthly construction contract value in the United States for February and March 2001. Decline in new construction contracts in March 2001; Percentage decline in highway construction; Decline in nonbuilding construction contracts.

Presents a graph of the Dodge Index of Construction Contracts Value from November 1999 to November 2000 in the United States. Percentage decrease of the value of new construction contracts; Assessment of the construction industry.

Reports on the housing industry in the United States for November 2000. The fall in the number of starts of single-family homes; Factors that are restraining the construction industry; How new house construction varied within regions across the United States.

Reports on statistics concerning the economic status and forecasts in relation to the construction equipment industry in the United States. Telecommunications construction spending; Consumer confidence; Construction material prices; Industrial production; Total construction spending; Nonagricultural employment; Gross domestic product; Housing starts; Prime rate; Lumber production.

Presents statistical information on construction contracts and related issues. Cost indexes ENR cities, February; Construction contract awards 1995-1996; Contract awards, February 5th and 1995; New public construction capital, February 19th; New construction contract 1987=100, August and September; Steel shipment, September; Construction machinery distribution indexes, October; State and municipal bond sales for construction, October 1995; Contractor Failures 1994-1995.

Presents statistics on construction employment in the United States for the week ending October 31, 1994. Wage rates for key construction trades; General building employment; Heavy construction employment; Specialty trades employment.

Presents the market trends in the construction industry in the United States as of the third week of September 1994. Cost indexes; Construction contract awards; New public construction capital; Contract awards by state; Industrial contract awards; Prisons and total government buildings contracts.

Tracks the trends in construction and building costs and contract awards for the week and cumulative month ending April 18, 1994. Positive change in cost index from April 1993; Overall negative cumulative change compared to week ending March 28, 1994; Twelve weeks cumulative new public construction capital; More.

Presents statistical information on the share value of the home building giants in the housing construction and mobile home shipments.

Presents statistical data on nonresidential construction in the United States. Percentage change in nonresidential construction spending in June 1997 over previous year; Education construction spending from 1993 to 1996 and forecasts for 1997 and 1998.

Presents statistical data on nonresidential construction in the United States. Percent change in construction spending in May 1997 over previous year; Rent hikes in top suburban officer markets from 1996 to 1997.