Posts Tagged ‘ spending ’

NASL Acquires DMOC In Latest Bid for Coast-to-Coast Coverage

Mar 27th, 2023

North American Specialty Laminations (NASL) announced last week the acquisition of Diversified Manufacturing of California (DMOC), a West Coast-based profile lamination specialist. Backed by the private equity firm Building Industry Partners (BIP), NASL is a building products, laminate wrapping, finishing and specialty manufacturing company, serving the door and window industry. The acquisition of DMOC (dba […]

New York City, New Work: Residential Sector on the Upswing

Oct 27th, 2022

The New York Building Congress and New York Building Foundation have issued their joint, annual publication, the New York City Construction Outlook, for 2022-2024. Spending in the residential building sector in particular is forecast to increase nearly 70% in the next few years over the pre-pandemic period of 2017-2019. The Construction Outlook shows the Big […]

Report: 2022 to See Increased Spending on Remodeling

Sep 26th, 2022

Home renovation activity and spending are at their highest levels since 2018, with more than half of homeowners indicating that they plan to renovate this year per a 2022 Houzz & Home Study on renovation trends in the United States. According to the Houzz survey of 67,554 users, including 33,711 renovating U.S. homeowners, renovation and […]

Harvard Research Confirms: Remodeling Spending Grew and Poised to Continue

Mar 29th, 2021

While the U.S. economy shrank by 3.5% in 2020, spending on home improvements and repairs grew more than 3%, to nearly $420 billion, as households modified living spaces in response to COVID-19. This is according to Improving America’s Housing 2021, a new report released last week by the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies. “From 2010 […]

Recent Forecasts Give Full Picture of Housing’s Future

Feb 16th, 2021

Economists at the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) covered all aspects of forecasting last week, during IBSx seminars, from residential to multi-family to remodeling. The news is good on all fronts, experts say, but not without challenges. Remodeling Residential remodeling recovered fully from the beginning of COVID-19, and spending on residential improvements will continue […]