Following its first drop in five months in April, the Architecture Billings Index, a leading economic indicator of future construction activity, showed a significant decrease in May, according to the American Institute of Architects. The index...
Following the first positive score in four months in August, the Architecture Billings Index, a leading indicator of nationwide construction activity, took another tumble in September, according to the most recent data from the...
The Architecture Billings Index rose by 2.2 points last month, indicating a continued recovery trend in the struggling U.S....
The Architecture Billings Index — a key indicator of future U.S. construction spending — was positive for the first...
A small increase in construction spending might be on the horizon, as the American Institute of Architects’ Billings Index climbed approximately two points in February, after declining three points a month earlier. The score...
Architects had even less work to do in January, according to the American Institute of Architects, whose Architecture Billings Index dropped three points during the month to 42.5, down from 45.4 in December. The...
Construction spending on offices, retail centers, and hotels is expected to drop 16 percent this year and 12 percent in 2010, according to the American Institute of Architects. The institute, which in January predicted...
