Commercial Construction Faces Challenges in 2026, But Some Cities May Be Safe

Source: Construction Executive | Published: January 26, 2026, 2:04 pm | Read Original

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Commercial construction faced challenges in 2025. Certain markets are already yielding insight into 2026 trends.
The post Commercial Construction Faces Challenges in 2026, But Some Cities May Be Safe first appeared on Construction Executive.

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Commercial Construction Faces Challenges in 2026, But Some Cities May Be Safe

Commercial construction faced challenges in 2025. Certain markets are already yielding insight into 2026 trends. The post Commercial Construction Faces Challenges in 2026, But Some Cities May Be Safe first appeared on Construction Executive.

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