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Video: 5 building sectors to watch amid COVID-19

BD+C

In this segment from BD+C 's The Weekly show, Brad Hunter, Managing Director with RCLCO Real Estate Advisors, talks about the short- and long-term market forecast for several key commercial building sectors, including hospitality, industrial, office, retail, and rental housing.

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Why You Need a Long-Term Construction Software Partner

Viewpoint Construction Technology

That’s why thousands of contractors across the globe rely on Viewpoint every day to connect their office, team and field operations, improve collaboration and productivity and significantly boost profit margins. In 2017 alone, Viewpoint issued more than 50 releases and updates across our office, team and field products. Get in touch.

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U.S. Macro Forecast: Look Through The Snow At The Fundamentals

Buisness Facilities Contributed Content

Macro Forecast, Look Through the Snow at the Fundamentals. Highlights on the commercial real estate sector include: Office: The office sector is evolving. In addition to divergences in building demand, office tenants are also downsizing. E-commerce sales currently comprise just under 6% of total retail sales.

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Report: Global construction market to reach $15 trillion by 2025

BD+C

A new report released today forecasts the volume of construction output will grow by more than 70% to $15 trillion worldwide by 2025.

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Construction BIG DATA: Both grand and granular

GCP Applied Technologies

It’s called ‘construction forecasting’. Construction forecasting is not unlike predicting the stock market—anything under the sun can affect it. With the right know-how, the right applications and an analytical mind, a good forecaster can not only extrapolate the patterns, but explain them. Forecasters can also work backwards.

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2012….A World That Keeps On Pushin’ Us Around

Constructonomics

I looked all over for some positive construction industry forecasts for 2012 and well, I didn’t really find any. As companies hire more people they are going to need more office space to work and more hotels for travel. As consumers make more money they’ll need more retail space for shopping and bowling alleys etc.

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How Inventory Control Saves Construction Teams Resources

Construction Business Owner

The better your inventory records are, the easier this process — and the more accurate your demand forecasting—will be. During these global audits, you may notice other inefficiencies in your business, whether in shipping, in receiving, in your administrative office, or on the jobsite. And it’s not just the supply chain, either.

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