US construction forecast highlights for 2025–2034, including infrastructure growth, housing outlook, spending trends, and price and rate projections.
Industry: construction
We unlock actionable insights on US construction activity with county-level forecasts powered by Oxford Economic’s forecasting expertise and ConstructConnect’s project data.
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