Reports

This quarter’s edition discusses how despite loud headlines around geopolitics, oil, interest rates, and recession risk, U.S. nonresidential construction is not broadly weakening.

This quarter’s edition discusses elevated risk-driven inflation led by workforce constraints and material availability.

This quarter’s edition discusses elevated risk-driven inflation led by workforce constraints and material availability.

The MSI Economics report combines analyst forecasts, capital commitments, and utility data to provide the most complete picture of the U.S. data center construction outlook through 2030.

Today’s Construction Economy Report – Q3 2025 The U.S. nonresidential construction market is softening amid trade uncertainty, inflationary input costs, and shifting federal priorities. While

Today’s Construction Economy Report – Q2 2025 U.S. construction is beginning to feel the delayed impact of rising rates, tightening capital, and trade uncertainty, with

Today’s Construction Economy Report – Q1 2025 The Q1 2025 Today’s Construction Economy report analyzes key trends affecting the U.S. nonresidential construction sector, highlighting slowing spending growth,

Today’s Construction Economy Report – Q3/Q4 2024 The US nonresidential construction sector faced challenges in 3Q 2024 due to natural disaster recovery, a brief port

Today’s Construction Economy Report – Q2 2024 2026 is shaping up not as a year of broad expansion, but as one defined by the surge

Today’s Construction Economy Report – Q1 2024 2026 is shaping up not as a year of broad expansion, but as one defined by the surge

Today’s Construction Economy Report – Q4 2023 Labor continues to be the cost driver, and while the lack of labor availability is holding up some

Today’s Construction Economy Report – Q3 2023 The much-anticipated recession has not arrived, and an increasing number feel it won’t – we are more likely