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Despite salary increases, construction job openings remain at a record high - Vimarsana News

Despite salary increases, construction job openings remain at a record high

A major increase in hourly wages has not stopped a record number of unfilled positions in the construction industry, according to a new analysis by the Association of General Contractors of America (AGC). While 36,000 employees were added to the construction industry last month, 494,000 open...

Nonres Bid Prices Finally Catch Up to Costs - Vimarsana News

Nonres Bid Prices Finally Catch Up to Costs

Contractors’ bid prices for constructing new nonresidential buildings finally caught up with soaring costs for the materials and service they buy in May, according to an analysis of government data by the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC).

Why construction stocks are like honey for the bear market - Vimarsana News

Why construction stocks are like honey for the bear market

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Construction Pumps $10.7B into Kansas City Economy: AGC - Vimarsana News

Construction Pumps $10.7B into Kansas City Economy: AGC

The Kansas City metropolitan area contributes an extra $10.7 billion to the local economy and supports 83,000 non-construction jobs, according to a new economic impact analysis...

Construction Pumps $10.7B into Kansas City Economy: AGC - Vimarsana News

Construction Pumps $10.7B into Kansas City Economy: AGC

The Kansas City metropolitan area contributes an extra $10.7 billion to the local economy and supports 83,000 non-construction jobs, according to a new economic impact analysis released by the Associated General Contractors of America. The new analysis shows the broader impacts of an industry as the region’s two largest building associations announced plans to merge by the end of the year.