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Better financial visibility can mean stronger bids, improved bonding, and more control over what’s next.

Builders are eyeing the next steps for federal agencies in developing guidelines and establishing the regulatory framework to implement the massive, recently enacted housing bill.

Despite the drop, backlogs reported by contractors are still higher than they were in June 2025.

Why did C.D. Smith sue the developer of the Edison, which was planned to be the tallest mass timber tower in North America?

ENR’s 20-city average cost indexes, wages and materials prices. Historical data and details for ENR’s 20 cities can be found at ENR.com/economics

A structural engineers checked the extent of damage to buildings in northern Venezuela following last month’s deadly earthquakes and offers insights on what types of construction best weathered the severe seismic event.

Structural problems with one of the largest office-to-residential conversion projects in the nation could signal hidden risks in what has been a lucrative sector.

A Colorado-based engineering firm has been hired to design and build a whitewater rafting course in Clarksville, Ind. 

The cost overrun is $880 million for the yet to be completed project. 

John Deere agreed to settle antitrust lawsuit and pledged $99 million and all necessary assistance to let customers repair their own farm equipment without going to Deere dealers.