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Residential construction struggles to attract next generation
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Residential construction struggles to attract next generation

02/16/2026 Taylor Moore

The residential construction industry continues to face a labor shortage. Industry experts link the shortage to an education gap, a

NAHB HQ is heading to IBS
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NAHB HQ is heading to IBS

02/16/2026 Taylor Moore
Inflation January
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Inflation softened in January

02/16/2026 Sofia Feeney
Pennsylvania Housing
Housing EconomyNewsletter

Pennsylvania unveils plan to be the most affordable state to build in

02/16/2026 Sofia Feeney


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