The U.S. construction industry faces a high degree of uncertainty. On one hand, demand for new housing and infrastructure remains high, driven by a persistent housing shortage and a wave of federal investment. On the other hand, the sector is grappling with notable headwinds. Labor shortages have tightened the market for skilled workers, while overall construction spending has slowed recently…
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