- U. S. Construction Faces Critical Workforce Shortage Amid Surging Demand
The U S construction industry is bracing for a severe labor shortfall, with an estimated 439,000 new workers needed in 2025 to sustain industry growth Driven by increasing demand for housing, disaster recovery efforts, and large-scale data center developments, the workforce gap threatens to stall critical projects and push costs higher
- Navigating the Construction Worker Shortage in 2025
The construction industry is facing a significant construction worker shortage This isn’t just a local issue; it’s national and even international So, what’s happening, and how are construction companies and workers affected? You’ll learn about contributing factors
- Nearly Half a Million New Workers Needed to Meet US Construction Demand
The US construction industry faces a shortage of 439,000 workers in 2025 Learn about the causes, economic impact, and strategies to bridge the gap
- US Construction Industry Needs 439K New Workers in 2025
The US construction industry will need 439K net new workers this year to meet demand, with shortages potentially worse than predicted Housing shortages, ongoing multifamily projects, recovery from natural disasters, and a push to build more data centers driving worker demand
- Skilled Labor Shortage in Construction: How to Close the Gap
The construction industry faces a critical challenge – a skilled labor shortage that threatens to delay projects, increase costs, and hinder growth According to an analysis of data from the U S Census Bureau, the industry is short about 500,000 workers – specifically individuals with skilled trades experience
- Building the workforce of tomorrow: Overcoming skilled . . . - Marsh
The US construction industry faces a critical shortage of skilled workers, with 439,000 needed by 2025 This article explores key challenges and strategic actions to attract and retain talent
- 5 States Most in Need of Construction Workers to Meet Demand in 2025
Let’s look at five states with the highest need for construction workers, examining the forces behind this demand, the types of roles in short supply and what the industry might look like in these states by 2025 and beyond
- Construction Insights | Spring 2025 | US | Cushman Wakefield
Rising construction costs and ongoing skilled labor shortages continue to challenge the sector, pushing companies to delay or revise their 2025 plans and highlighting the need for clearer long-term policy direction
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