It’s a fact, the U.S economy, almost 70% of it, is driven by the consumer and consumer spending. As the […]
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The Number of Foreign-Born Construction Workers in U.S. Remains at Record Levels
Recent research conducted by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), reveals that in spite of a slowing of immigration […]
Construction Costs Survey for 2019
The latest Cost of Construction Survey, which was conducted by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and recently published, […]
Singapore Invests Heavily into Modular and Digital Construction
The Republic of Singapore, a sovereign city-state and island country has announced that they are making a major investment in […]
Warming Could Change What New Brunswick Forests Look Like at End of this Century
A scientist with the Canadian Forest Service in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, Anthony Taylor, published a research paper in January […]
Finland’s Koskisen plywood and chipboard has received an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD)
Finland’s Koskisen plywood and chipboard has received an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD). The EPD, is a certified document that communicates […]
World Leaders Approach to COVID-19 Varies Widely
World leaders, their economic advisers and policymakers are taking a wide and varied approach to the COVID-19 (aka- the coronavirus) […]
Plywood Imports into Japan Drop in December
According to an International Tropical Timber Organization (ITTO) report, the volume of plywood being imported into Japan, year-over-year was unchanged. […]
COVID-19 Has Potential to Slow U.S. Construction and Disrupt Building Materials Supply Chain
According to Richard Branch, chief economist at Dodge Data & Analytics, (DD&A) nearly 30% of products used in U.S. building […]
Georgia Pacific’s Albany GA Mill a Technological Achievement
Georgia Pacific (GP) is reporting that their $150 million, 320,000-square-foot softwood lumber plant in Albany Georgia is nearing full operational […]