Construction Spending Increased in April For Second Straight Month

April construction spending rose, though high mortgage rates are weighing down on construction of single-family homes which, ideally, should be in demand amid a lack of housing inventory.

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February's Nonresidential Construction Starts -42% M/M, +12% Y/Y, and +42% YTD

Building Materials Prices Fall for Second Month Straight

Construction starts drop 7%, marking second consecutive loss

Nonresidential construction spending up 0.7% in March 2023 versus previous month

U.S. construction spending falls for second straight month

News Releases ABC: Nonresidential Construction Spending Increas

US construction spending rebounds in March on nonresidential structures

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New Report Shows Construction Workforce Shortage Will Top Half a Million in 2023 - Condustrial

US construction on solid ground; manufacturing under pressure

November US Construction Spending Suggests Balancing of Forces Moving the Market

Income and Spending Rose Less Than Prices in May - The New York Times