Sacramento Approves $300M I Street Bridge Replacement Project
The Sacramento City Council approved a funding plan to replace the century-old I Street Bridge....
Marshall Benveniste
Marshall Benveniste is a writer and Senior Content Marketing Manager at ConstructConnect with the Economics Group. Marshall has written on various topics for the construction industry, including strategies for building product manufacturers, artificial intelligence in construction, and data-driven decision-making. Before joining ConstructConnect in 2021, Marshall spent 15 years in marketing communications for financial services and specialty construction firms. He holds a PhD in organizational management.
New Tariffs Set to Reshape Construction Costs and Supply Chains
New U.S. tariffs, from 10 to over 15%, on imports take effect on August 7. These tariffs are...
Fed Holds Rates Steady Amid Uncertainty
The Federal Reserve kept its benchmark fed funds interest rate unchanged, while maintaining a...
Construction Set to Begin on Oregon's I-5 Despite $1.5B Funding Gap
Construction on the I-5 Rose Quarter Improvement Project in Portland is set to break ground in...
America's AI Action Plan and Construction
Evaluating the potential roles for construction found in the federal document, Winning the AI Race:...
US and EU Reach Trade Deal: A Look at What it Could Mean for Construction
A new US-EU trade deal imposes a 15% tariff on most EU imports, down from the proposed 30%, and...
Top 10 US Construction Starts by Dollar Volume for June 2025
ConstructConnect reports the top ten nonresidential construction starts monthly in the Construction...
AstraZeneca Commits $50 Billion to U.S. Pharma Expansion
AstraZeneca, the global pharmaceutical company, announced a $50 billion investment in U.S....
June Nonresidential Construction Starts Accelerate 2025 Growth
ConstructConnect Chief Economist Michael Guckes provides insights and analysis monthly on US Total,...
Milwaukee Public Museum’s New Nature & Culture Facility Tops Out
The Milwaukee Public Museum completed vertical construction of its new five-story building with a...