US construction spending unexpectedly falls in January
Rigo Hernandez, CPE, Assoc. AIA
Senior Cost Manager | West Coast Regional Manager
WASHINGTON, March 1 (Reuters) - U.S. construction spending unexpectedly fell in January as weakness in outlays on public projects more than offset a moderate increase in private homebuilding.
While unexpected, the dip in construction spending may reflect broader economic shifts. How might this impact clean energy infrastructure projects, Rigo Hernandez, CPE, Assoc. AIA?