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Market Outlook Q3 & Q4 - 2026
Sharing some more notes for the rest of the year! - Overall Direction is slow, positive drift rather than a surge - Total project spending is up modestly. - Downside risks: sticky rates, refinancing stress in office/retail, geopolitical shocks. - Upside: accelerated public/infrastructure implementation, selective rate relief, stronger manufacturing policy execution. - Manufacturing / Industrial is likely to be an overperforming sector with a bias toward high-tech and strategic sectors. - Healthcare and life sciences is likely to be an overperforming sector in strong demographic and research hubs. - Public/institutional work is likely to be an overperforming sector where federal/state funds are already appropriated. - Data centers and mission-critical is likely to be an overperforming sector, but is often reported within broader commercial/industrial categories. - Traditional new office buildings are likely to underperform or remain challenged, however remodels and repositioning remain strong - Some markets are over-supplied or structurally shifting submarkets and are likely to underperform or remain challenged (e.g., some urban cores with high vacancy and weak fundamentals).
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Market Updates Q1 & Q2 - 2026
Sharing some notes from industry reports that i have been receiving. Some interesting notes here! General patterns : - Moderate, uneven growth in overall project values. - Top-line growth helped by lingering cost inflation. - Stronger in high-growth Sun Belt and select Mountain West metros. - Slower or flat in some coastal gateway and Midwest markets, especially where office exposure is high. - Commercial & institutional project starts/put-in-place values are slightly up vs. 2025 in value, flat-to-low growth in square footage. - Backlog is still healthy for most large GCs and CMs (often 8–12+ months on average), but with more scrutiny on deal quality and funding certainty. - Bid environment is increasingly competitive on straightforward private work. - Bid environment for public work still draws heavy interest.
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Welcome!
I will be starting to hold virtual meetings on Monday 7/13. The first call will be a "lunch & learn" meeting with an open agenda to discuss anything people would like to discuss! If anyone has any specific topic and/or time they would like to discuss please post here and let me know! Please feel encouraged to post where you are and exactly what you do (or aspire to do) in the industry!
Dinner & Learn
I decided that I do not want to wait until next week to hold a meeting. I am going to hold one at 8pm EST on 7/9. The first call will be a "dinner & learn" meeting with an open agenda to discuss anything people would like to discuss! If anyone has any specific topic and/or time they would like to discuss please post here and let me know! Please feel encouraged to post where you are and exactly what you do (or aspire to do) in the industry!
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