Articles by Alisa Zevin

Residential and non-residential spending both increased, but concerns regarding interest rates and tariff implications persist.

The vertical expansion to the Colorado Convention Center added 200,000 sq ft to the 2.2 million sq-ft center built in the early 1990s.

Prices are expected to rise further as tariffs go into effect.

Firms in the Northeast and South reported the strongest backlogs.

The tariffs being implemented are in addition to the 25% fee on steel and aluminum imports announced last month.

Policy attacks on diversity, equity and inclusion caused some angst at the ENR Groundbreaking Women in Construction conference Feb. 24-25, but courts have halted the Trump changes and industry talent development won't be deterred.

Policy attacks on diversity, equity and inclusion caused some angst at the ENR Groundbreaking Women in Construction conference Feb. 24-25, but courts have halted the Trump changes and industry talent development won't be deterred.

Non-residential spending rose slightly, but experts predict overall spending to continue to decline.

Steel, cement prices increased this past year while lumber prices declined.

Materials prices are expected to rise in the face of tariffs.