ALT Image showing a promotional poster for an event by ConstructConnect. It features three images: an oil pump jack at sunset, workers on a construction site, and a large industrial building. Text reads: "3 Reasons to Attend The Construction Economy Outlook. Nov 12, 2026 | 1:00 - 2:30PM ET."

ALT An aerial view of a construction site, possibly a data center, surrounded by roads and trees. A large blue circle with the number "1" is on the left. Text below reads: "Learn how long the data center building wave could last."

ALT Image of an oil pumpjack silhouetted against a sunset sky. A large blue circle with the number "2" is on the left. Below, text reads: "See how higher fuel and energy prices could hurt 2027 projects."

ALT Two construction workers wearing safety gear are climbing a steel structure against a blue sky. A large blue circle with the number "3" is on the left. Below, text reads: "Find out which regions are expected to grow in 2027." The design includes a minimalist grid pattern in the lower right corner.

ALT A person seated at a desk working on a laptop. The screen shows "ConstructConnect Takeoff" in a web browser. The right side displays the text, "Open Your Browser. Get to Work." Below is the ConstructConnect logo.

ALT A promotional image for "The Construction Economy Outlook" event, stating "10 days to go" with two construction workers on a roof. Event details: November 12, 2026, from 1:00 to 2:30 PM ET. Logos for ConstructConnect, AIA, and AGC are at the bottom.

ALT A promotional image titled "Top Economists Share What's Next" with the subtitle "Expert Insights." It features two headshots and text saying "What Slower Design Activity Signals About 2027's Project Pipeline." Logos for ConstructConnect, AIA, and AGC are at the bottom.

ALT A quote on a light gray background reads, "Takeoff BOOST is bar none the best takeoff tool I’ve ever seen, and I’m in my 46th year of estimating." Below, it credits Jim Staggs, Director of Estimating, Turman Commercial Painters. Logos for Turman Commercial Painters and On Center by ConstructConnect are at the bottom.

ALT This image is a promotional graphic titled "Top Economists Share What's Next: Expert Insights" about "The Construction Economy Outlook." It includes two headshots and related questions: "Will Data Centers Squeeze Out Other Projects?" and "Short-Staffed: Will Labor Get Any Easier to Find in 2027?" Logos for Construct Connect, AIA, and AGC are at the bottom.

ALT A person in a high-visibility vest and hard hat overlooks a construction site with cranes at sunset. Text reads, "Stop Chasing Every Project. Find the Right Work Faster."

ALT An individual using a computer, viewing a digital interface for ConstructConnect Analytics. The screen displays charts and data, including 'Top 10 Collaborators' and 'Search Tag Insights.' The text on the image reads: 'Find the connection. Start the conversation. Project-level company relationships, right inside Analytics.' The design features a modern, clean layout with blue tones.

ALT The image is a promotional graphic from ConstructConnect titled "3 Trends Shaping Construction in 2027: The Construction Economy Outlook." It features three icons representing trends: a line graph, a bar chart, and an up-and-down arrow, enclosed in circular designs.

ALT An infographic titled "Data Centers still dominate" displays data on office construction, reporting a 110% year-over-year increase, including data centers. It highlights top data center projects for September 2026: Little Rock, AR ($6.0 billion, AVAIO Project Leo Phase 1), Charlotte, NC ($3.5 billion, Powerhouse Data Center), Ellendale, ND ($1.59 billion, Polaris Forge 1 Expansion), Tucson, AZ ($1.5 billion), and Stillwater, OK ($1.0 billion, Google AI Data Center). Data source: ConstructConnect Construction Economy Snapshot, September 2026.

ALT Record-Breaking Spending poster: $46.1 billion in August 2026, marking a new all-time monthly record for the third consecutive month. Up 120% year-to-date on power infrastructure growth. Source: ConstructConnect, September 2026.

ALT Infographic titled "Manufacturing slides, but..." discusses new megaprojects aiding recovery in 2026. Manufacturing starts are down by 2.8%. Key projects include: $4.7 billion JetZero Advanced Manufacturing Facility in Greensboro, NC; $3.87 billion SK Hynix Advanced Chip Packaging in West Lafayette, IN; $1.0 billion Agristo Belgian Potato Facility in Grand Forks, ND. Source: ConstructConnect.

ALT Quote from Jim Staggs praising the Takeoff BOOST development team for creating a useful tool for paint projects. Logos of Turman Commercial Painters and On Center by ConstructConnect are visible.

ALT This image shows a promotional graphic for an insights feature. The top text reads, "Construction is underperforming. Will 2027 be any different?" Below is a photo of a person, labeled as Richard Branch, Chief Economist at the American Institute of Architects. There are logos for ConstructConnect, AIA, and AGC at the bottom.

ALT A person is featured in a professional headshot within a circular frame, accompanied by the text "Will the data center boom allow any other construction in 2027?" and "Expert Insights." Below the image, the name Michael Guckes, Chief Economist at ConstructConnect, is mentioned. Logos for ConstructConnect, AIA, and AGC are displayed at the bottom.

ALT This image is a promotional graphic featuring a person identified as Ken Simonson, Chief Economist for the Associated General Contractors of America. The text at the top reads, "Will finding labor get any easier next year?" Below is an orange banner with the text "Expert Insights." Logos for Construct Connect, the American Institute of Architects, and the Associated General Contractors of America are at the bottom.

ALT This image features a promotional graphic for a discussion titled "Where in North America is construction trending highest? Expert Insights." It includes the logos of ConstructConnect, AIA, and AGC. A person is pictured, identified as Kristy O'Brien, Director of Content Acquisition at ConstructConnect.

ALT The image features a promotional graphic for ConstructConnect, highlighting product data comparisons. On the left, there is a section titled “Product Data” listing tile type, module size, thickness, fire rating, and humidity resistance. On the right, a section titled “Match to MasterSpec” includes tile type and module size. The text asks, "How discoverable are your products?" with a note to "Meet Match Score in Specpoint." The design includes blue and gray accents.

ALT A person wearing a white hard hat and high-visibility jacket looks at a smartphone. Behind them is a diagram with construction measurements and a list of materials. Text at the bottom reads, "From Plans to Quantities, Faster."

ALT Promotional poster for a webcast titled "The Construction Economy Outlook" scheduled for November 12, 2026, from 1:00 to 2:30 PM ET. The top section features images of an oil rig, a construction site, and workers in safety gear. Logos of ConstructConnect, AIA, and AGC are at the bottom.

ALT A promotional graphic for On-Screen Takeoff with Takeoff BOOST by On Center, part of ConstructConnect. It features statistics: "30-60 minutes per typical takeoff, down from a full day", "~1 day faster bid turnaround", "7-10 hours back every week", and "+21% more bids handled per month." Logos for Turman Commercial Partners and On Center by ConstructConnect are displayed at the top.