Owners continue to write the checks that support the expanding market.

The construction market is strong and continues to grow at a brisk pace. But contractors wonder how long the good times will last.

This year marks the eighth year of a recovery from the deep industry recession that was sparked by the financial collapse of September 2008, the third-longest industry recovery on record.

Low oil prices and global economic and political turmoil have firms taking a hard look at the market’s risks and rewards

Owners, designers and contractors are divided over the market’s future and what set of standards will be used going forward

While the global petroleum market has slumped, many design firms see demographic changes providing opportunities

The construction market remains strong, but construction firms that were excited about the pro-business agenda of President Trump immediately after his election in November are now moderating their long-term outlook.

As project delivery becomes increasingly complex, owners are more likely to rely on third-party managers to assist them

The promise of greater teamwork and faster project delivery has owners looking more favorably on alternative project delivery