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Commercial Planning Rises, Institutional Stalls
$275+ million projects start in California, Florida and Tennessee
Top 20 U.S. Markets see Mixed Construction Activity
Dallas is up 72% YTD. Los Angeles is down 14%. Florida is booming.
Takeaways from Signify's Second Quarter
Comparable sales rose 5.1%. Strong currency exchange tailwinds add 6.6% to top line.
Construction Momentum Hits 14-Year High
27 projects valued at $100 million or more entered planning in June
Pulse of Lighting: The Latest Report
Survey validates what you may be feeling: things are slowing down
Here are the Details of Acuity Brands' Latest Price Increase
Freight minimums increase, but one important product category will be minimally impacted
Design Billings Slow but Remain Strong
Western and Northeastern U.S. starting to see consistent increases
4 Not-so-Bold Predictions About LightFair
Next week’s show will impact the trajectory of LightFair, and we believe it will be positive
Backlog Rises, Confidence Falters
Backlog is up in every segment over the past year, including in the somewhat shaky commercial category.
Surprise! Construction Momentum Increased in May
Planning begins for $250+ million projects in Texas, Michigan and Pennsylvania
Signify Eyes Supply Chain to be More “Continentally-Based”
CEO Eric Rondolat discusses supply chain and cost pressures with CNBC
Cooper Lighting Announces Price Increase
June 27 increase to affect "limited set" of lighting and controls products
Commercial and Institutional Planning Activity Increases
$200+ million projects start in Virginia, Indiana and Arizona
5 Things to Know: Week Ending April 30
"Alarms" and "Panic" are seemingly happening in supply chain circles
Takeaways from Signify’s Solid Start to 2022
CEO: “We were extremely strong in the U.S. with Cooper.”
LSI's Winning Streak Continues: Here are the Takeaways
Lighting Segment rises again, while the CEO tells Wall Street that the next two quarters look strong, too.
Total Construction Starts Decline in March
$400+ million projects break ground in Nevada, Arizona and Lousiana
Construction Backlog Up, Contractor Confidence Down
Demand for construction services "remains strong despite sky-high materials prices, skills shortages and elevated bids"
Pulse of Lighting: The Latest Report
"If your lighting business is not up at least 6% you're trending backwards."
Total Construction Starts See Increase
Huge U.S. semiconductor manufacturing projects get rolling in Arizona and New Mexico.
Commercial Lighting Rebate Trends for 2022
For the first time since they began, utility rebates for LED solutions were flat year over year
Russia, Ukraine & the U.S. Construction Economy
Economist shares quick thoughts on building materials, copper and energy prices
It’s Official: Reggiani USA Ceases Operations
After mostly vanishing since January, company issues formal statement to North American market
2022 Begins with Uptick in Project Starts
$500M+ projects start in New York, New Jersey and Alabama – including an Uncrustables factory
2022 Begins with Weaker Construction Momentum
$300+ million projects start in New York, Texas, Arizona and Oklahoma
Nonresidential Construction Spending Projected to Increase through 2023
Industrial and healthcare sectors expected to be particularly strong
5 Big Questions: The 2022 Construction Economy
Valuable info about market influences, vertical markets and variances in different U.S. regions
Chip Shortages: Help is on the Way?
Current situation is “alarming.” Is U.S. chip production going to ease the future burden?
C&I Building Activity Ticks Upward
$500+ million projects started in Georgia, California and Nevada.
2021: The Rollercoaster Year That Changed Construction Forever
Supply chain, worker shortage, inflation & infrastructure shift the industry
Acuity Reports Strong Quarter: Here are the Takeaways
Company is optimistic about 2022 and is confident it can effectively navigate the supply chain challenges
Acuity Brands to Announce Price Increase on January 4
Price increase amounts are not specified and will vary by product
Small Architecture Firm Revenue Dipped to $410K During Pandemic
Firms experienced 20% revenue dip in 2020, but principal salaries remained flat
"Discombobulated" Market Presents both Peril and Opportunity
Report reveals industry sentiments on current & future markets
Construction Input Prices Rise 21% in One Year
"Contractors should expect elevated prices well into 2022"
Conflicting Reports Issued on Port Congestion Progress
Government cites improvement while analyst calls it "political theater"
