Through the first five months of 2015, nonresidential construction spending is having its second best year since the Census Bureau began tracking the metric in 2002, according to ABC. 

While the value of disputes fell by nearly 14% in 2014, the time it took to resolve them lengthened substantially last year, according to a new report from Arcadis.

FMI’s latest forecasts find continued strengths in manufacturing, lodging, and office sectors.

The American Institute of Architects reported the May ABI score was 51.9, up from a mark of 48.8 in April.

Early adopters provide first-hand advice on the trials and tribulations of marrying 3D printing with the science of building technology.

Prices for inputs to construction industries rose by 1.1% in May—the largest month-over-month increase in more than two years.

Colliers International projects continued expansion this year in its quarterly report on national office market. 

The search engine giant is yet again diversifying its products. Google has co-created a startup, called Sidewalk Labs, that will focus on “developing innovative technologies to improve cities.”