Non -residential construction activity continues to advance in 2025, but the tension signs are appearing.
The planning activity was marked again in February, promoted by the data center’s projects, although the general impetus was reduced as the institutional sectors, such as health care and education, retired. Entry prices increased for a second consecutive month, with non -residential construction costs increasing at an annual rate of 9%, the fastest in two years.
In the meantime, fare uncertainty continues to feed volatility, causing some developers and owners to delay projects. The decline also slightly slipped in February, revealing a wide lag among large companies that benefited from smaller megaproject and contractors who face less opportunities.
Although expenditure under construction reached a maximum record in February, some economists warn that a High water brand. The contracting activity was cooled in February and reactions to Trump Administration’s fare policies added to a wider concern in the industry.
In a positive note, contractors published the lowest dismissal rate in February. This is a sign that workers keep in anticipation of a rebound earlier this year.
Here, the immersion of construction rounds the latest data in the key construction industry.
