Construction – NW Construction News

Washington’s cost of living reputation extends straight into the framing and foundation of every new home built in the state.

Construction Labor Crunch Deepens Nationally, With PNW Feeling It Acutely

The industry needs roughly 349,000 new workers this year. Three forces are converging to make that harder than usual. The

New data from the National Association of Home Builders reveals a striking geographic pattern in residential construction employment across the

January 1, 2027 is closer than it looks. Here’s a complete update on SB 426, HB 4089, and HB 4012

Washington’s 2026 summer construction season is one of the most active in WSDOT’s recent history, with major projects running simultaneously

A comprehensive new analysis from Fisher Phillips LLP rounds up more than 15 new Oregon and Washington workplace laws taking

Oregon’s construction industry is riding one of its strongest employment stretches in decades. The sector has hovered close to 117,000

While Oregon’s construction employment sits near record highs, Washington is telling the opposite story. The state lost more construction jobs

The City of Eugene has launched a significant summer 2026 construction season with multiple concurrent projects reshaping the city’s infrastructure

Trimble — one of the construction industry’s most significant technology providers — has signed an agreement to acquire Document Crunch,