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Consensus Construction Forecast
The AIA Consensus Construction Forecast Panel is conducted twice a year with the leading nonresidential construction forecasters in the United States including, McGraw-Hill Construction, IHS-Global Insight, Moody’s Economy.com, FMI, Reed Construction Data, Associated Builders & Contractors, and Wells Fargo Securities. The purpose of the Consensus Construction Forecast Panel is to project business conditions in the construction industry over the coming 12 to 18 months. The Consensus Construction Forecast has been conducted for 15 years.

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Monthly Economic Indicators

Architectural Services Employment
(all employees, seasonally adj.)
January 2013

156,500

   

Construction employment
(all employees, seasonally adj.)
February 2013

5,784,000

   

Total Construction Spending
January 2013

$883,281*

   

Total Private Construction Spending
January 2013

$614,244*

   

Private Construction - Residential
January 2013

$304,583*

   

Private Construction - Nonresidential
January 2013

$309,661*

   

Total Public Construction Spending
January 2013

$269,038*

   

Housing Starts
January 2013

890**

   

Building Permits
January 2013

925**

   

Overall PPI (SA)
January 2013

196.0***

   

Materials & Components for Construction
January 2013

221.2***

   

* million $ SAAR
** thousands of units SAAR
*** 1982 = 100

 


Recent Articles and Presentations from the Economics and Market Research Team

Periodically, the members of our department write articles on topical business issues, concerning architects. You may read the most recent articles here.


2012 AIA Firm Survey: Economic Downturn Cut Architecture Firm Revenue by 40 Percent, Employment by Almost a Third, August 2012


Economic Considerations Regarding the Future of the Architecture Profession (Collateral Discussion, March 2012)


Who Makes What (From ARCHITECT Magazine, October 2011)

AIA Compensation Survey: Architect Compensation Stagnant – Aug. 2011


2010 ABI Seasonal Adjustment update - Feb. 2010

Why Construction is Essential - Jan. 2010

 

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