The Summer 2019 edition of the Electronic Systems Outlook report is complete and ready for download! Looking ahead to Q3 and Q4 2019, we forecast a 1% increase in total construction spending over 2018. Commercial building growth segments in 2019 are expected to include corporate offices and government buildings, both with forecast growth rates of Read the full article…
NSCA’s Electronic Systems Outlook report has been updated for Summer 2019 and includes construction outlook information based on actual data from Q1 and Q2 of 2019
The Winter 2018 edition of the Electronic Systems Outlook report is now available! Looking ahead to the rest of 2019, we forecast a 3% increase in total construction spending over 2018. Primary growth segments this year are expected to include corporate offices, education, government, and lodging. All of these markets have forecasted growth rates of Read the full article…
NSCA’s Electronic Systems Outlook report has been updated for Winter 2018. It includes information based upon actual data from January through November 2018, as well as forecasted information for 2019 and beyond
NSCA’s Electronic Systems Outlook report has been updated for Summer 2018, and now includes construction outlook information based upon actual data from Q1 and Q2 of 2018
We just wrapped up the Winter 2017 edition of the Electronic Systems Outlook report. In short, looking ahead to 2018, we forecast a 5% increase in total construction spending over 2017. Primary growth segments this year are expected to include corporate offices, retail, and lodging – all with forecasted growth rates of 5% or more. Read the full article…
By tracking new construction starts and renovations across multiple markets, NSCA pinpoints which verticals should do well in 2018 and beyond
NSCA members continuously ask us about market conditions and trends. As a result, we’ve been following and reporting on industry conditions for over 20 years. The one thing we know for sure is this: New construction is the overall best indicator of the future business climate. We’ve been able to predict the patterns of slowdowns, Read the full article…
The Electronic Systems Outlook Winter 2016 edition provides an updated view of construction data by markets and electronic systems/technology
The U.S. economy gave us something of a head fake in 2016 – dribbled around a slowdown, and took the economy in for a score as basketball season began at the end of the fourth quarter. Prior to that, in the third quarter, most forecasters expected a slow end to the year (or worse) as Read the full article…
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