Economists say short-term uncertainty could stall the construction sector as Top 425 owners wait and see how President Trump’s tariff push plays out.

Rising costs may force organizations, including nonprofits, to scale back plans on the number of homes they build.

Over a week after Myanmar’s catastrophic earthquake, casualty numbers are still climbing. Meanwhile, across India, mild ...

Trump’s new tariffs spare Canadian lumber, offering a brief boost to the housing market. But builders warn of rising costs ...

A budding trade war between China and the U.S. threatens to bring the cost of homebuilding materials further up.

Authorities must enforce National Building Code (NBC) guidelines, increase funding for local fire departments, and update ...

Collection events will be held on the third Saturday of each month, May-October, at the Municipal Service Building on New ...

Shaken hours earlier by a massive earthquake, Phatsakon Kaewkla's terror was magnified when he came home to find gaping ...

Hundreds of students from across Vermont gathered today at Vermont State University’s Randolph Campus for Building Bright Futures 2025, an Industry Awareness & Recruitment Day that offered students ...

Homebuilders and the broader new construction industry got a bit of a reprieve from President Trump’s sweeping new tariff ...

New tariffs mean higher material and equipment costs for manufacturers seeking to expand.

The country that brought us IKEA and flatpack furniture is now building flatpack homes in less than a week. Could Sweden’s ...