In the fiscal years 2023-24, the UK witnessed the unfortunate deaths of 138 employees while on the job, coupled with a staggering 33.7 million workdays lost due to work-related illnesses and injuries. The UK Health and Safety Executive (HSE) responded to these incidents with severe penalties,
The slight decline in nonresidential construction spending and the potential effects of rising material costs exacerbated by impending tariffs pose significant concerns for the future of the industry. Data analyzed by Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) revealed a 0.2% drop in nonresidential
The construction landscape in the UK has always been a barometer of economic health and urban development. As we delve into 2025, the Deloitte Regional Crane Surveys provide a comprehensive snapshot of construction activities in four major UK cities—Belfast, Birmingham, Leeds, and Manchester. These
The recent trade tensions between the United States and Canada have introduced a new layer of complexity for the Canadian construction sector, creating challenges that threaten to disrupt ongoing and future projects. The imposition of tariffs by both nations is set to have significant repercussions
In recent years, the housing market in Charlotte, North Carolina, has witnessed a significant shift towards built-to-rent homes, with the city leading the state in the number of such communities. The idea of constructing homes specifically for renting rather than selling has gained traction,
As urban regions burgeon, there is an inevitable pressure on existing infrastructures, particularly public transit systems. The anticipated growth of the region to a population of 10 million by 2041 underscores the urgent need to enhance the transportation network. Metrolinx, a pivotal agency
