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Jun 18, 2026

60+ construction statistics, benchmarks and trends for 2026

Explore 60+ construction industry statistics, benchmarks and trends for 2026, including housing demand, labor shortages, profitability, technology adoption and more.

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Jun 5, 2026

The California permitting problem: How local builders are keeping projects moving

California permitting delays are disrupting schedules, budgets and client communication. Learn how builders keep projects moving with better systems and workflows.

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Apr 28, 2026

The new benchmark for builder efficiency: Early findings from Buildertrend’s 2026 data report

Explore construction industry trends for 2026. See how top builders improve efficiency, control costs and outperform the competition.

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Mar 17, 2026

How documented processes drive construction efficiency in 2026

See how documented processes and construction systems drive efficiency in the 2026 State of Residential Construction Industry report.

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Jan 1, 2026

How will national builders entering local markets affect small builders?

Learn what small builders can do to stay competitive, protect their business and thrive in their local markets – without starting a price war.

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Dec 8, 2025

How Canadian builders are redefining quality in a tough building environment

Canadian builders face harsh climates and short seasons. Learn how strong processes and Buildertrend tools help deliver consistent quality every time.

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Nov 19, 2025

Builders have hope for the future as mortgage rates fall

Discover how falling mortgage rate trends are sparking buyer demand and giving homebuilders hope for growth heading into 2026.

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Oct 6, 2025

How large-scale developments are shaping new construction homes in New Jersey

Large-scale residential projects are reshaping new construction homes in New Jersey driving efficiency, tech adoptions and smarter building.

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