The Market Area Construction Forecast is an aggregated data set of historical data and five years of forecast data (value, square footage and dwelling units) on an annual basis at the U.S., regional, state, metro and/or county level for 23 residential, non-residential and non-building structure groups.
The Market Area Construction Forecast is an aggregated data set of historical data and five years of forecast data (value, square footage and dwelling units) on an annual basis at the U.S., regional, state, metro and/or county level for 23 residential, non-residential and non-building structure groups.
Fields
State - Two character state code
FIPS (Federal Information Processing Standard) - Uniquely identifies counties and county equivalents in the US
County - County where construction projects started
Project Type - Type of Construction Projects
Year - Year of activity construction started
Value - Nominal construction start value which is a summation of construction labor and materials (in thousands)
SQFT - Building square footage (in thousands)
Dwelling Units - Sum of a single unit of residence. Past years to current are actuals and future years are forecasts.
Use Cases
Market analysis and intelligence for the U.S. commercial, residential, and infrastructure/public works sectors
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This listing uses a single contract-based pricing dimension called Product Access (Units). You buy access to the forecasting product under one agreed contract. There are no separate tiers, instance sizes, or usage add-ons to choose from. The unit count grants subscriber access to the product. Pricing scales with the number of access units on your contract. The product delivers construction market and demand forecasts by building type, material, and territory. Because only one dimension applies, your cost depends on the access quantity you commit to under the negotiated contract term.
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What does one unit of Product Access actually grant?
Each unit grants subscriber access to the forecasting product under your contract. Units count the access you commit to, not usage volume or data queries. Your total cost scales with the number of access units on your agreement. The vendor sets exact unit terms during contracting.
What forecasting coverage do I get with product access?
You get quarterly forecasts across 22+ building types and nine U.S. regions. Five-year projections include analysis explaining market shifts. Forecasts can be customized to your sales territories, down to county level. This covers construction market demand by building type, material, and geography.
Does my cost change based on how much data I pull or query?
No. This is a contract-based access model, not usage-based billing. Your cost depends on the number of access units you commit to, not the volume of forecasts, reports, or data you retrieve. There are no per-query or overage charges within your access agreement.
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