Construction output saw a 1.0 per cent increase in Q3, according to the latest UK Construction Market Outlook Report by Currie & Brown.

UK construction starts forecast to rebound from 2025, driven by private sector recovery and public investment

Lake St. Allen issues building permits and reviews new U Haul and Spring Hill hotel projects.

Mayor Abula said early estimates indicate roughly 30% of the proposed sales-tax revenue may come from visitors; Davenport advisers explained how the new revenue would offset a modest reduction in meals-tax revenues that currently support debt service.

Tax Commission determines agricultural land assessment based on highest actual use value.

Development Center notes significant increase in construction value and reduced permit processing times.

CPA forecasts steady sector recovery, but warns of inflation hangover and fiscal threats

First quarter activity flatlines after slow start to year

Official estimates suggest construction output in Great Britain grew by 0.5% in the fourth quarter of 2024 despite a 0.2% fall in December.

Construction Products Association says Government will need to deliver on pro-growth strategy

According to ONS, the value of new work increased by 4.2 per cent (£5,628 million) to a record high of £139,029 million.

According to ONS, monthly construction output grew 0.1 per cent in volume terms in September 2024 following a 0.6 per cent increase in August.

Investing.com -- DA Davidson upgraded Autodesk (NASDAQ:ADSK) to Buy from Neutral, saying the software company is now positioned to deliver stronger earnings and close the gap with top-performing peers after years of underperformance. The brokerage said recent improvements in Autodesk’s cost structure, governance, and execution, particularly under CFO Janesh Moorjani, suggest the company is on a path to reach top-quartile operating performance within the vertical and back-office software group. “Autodesk remains only just above the peer median for GAAP operating margins,” analysts wrote, but added they see “significant opportunity” for the company to improve margins over the next few years and ultimately reach “top decile” levels. DA Davidson also highlighted Autodesk’s growing presence in construction software. Its Construction Cloud unit is gaining share, the firm said, even as overall U.S. activity slows. Mid-20% organic growth in the unit has narrowed the gap with rival Procore, and DA Davidson said Autodesk’s pricing and product integration offer a compelling value for customers. While a shift in Autodesk’s transaction model could introduce near-term noise in margins, the firm expects operational efficiencies and better alignment around stock-based compensation to enhance per-share value. DA Davidson raised its price target on the stock to $375 from $305, reflecting an enterprise value of $81 billion, or roughly 29 times next twelve months EBITDA. Autodesk currently trades at 32 times forward earnings and 31 times free cash flow. Shares of Autodesk are up about 30% year-to-date.

Boom Truck from 2019 to 2022 and its CAGR from 2019 to 2023, and also forecasts its market size to the end of 2031 and its expected to grow with a CAGR of 5.5% from 2024 to 2031.

Franklin's 2024 development permits surged to 1,228, reflecting active construction investments.