Paul Trombitas

1 week ago | fmicorp.com | Paul Trombitas |Brian Strawberry |Jim House

With the fluid tariff situation, economic uncertainty and affordability challenges, manufacturers will need a deep understanding of various sectors to stay ahead. Spending for the assessed building product categories is anticipated to increase to $556 billion in 2029 from $450 billion in 2024, yielding total growth of 23%. This breaks down to $315 billion in the residential segment and $240 in the nonresidential segment by 2029.

1 month ago | fmicorp.com | Paul Trombitas |Jim House |Kyle Coleman

Prefabrication, the process of constructing components or entire buildings off-site and then assembling them on-site, is not new to the construction industry, but it has continued to gain momentum in recent years due to changing market demands. This was particularly highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic when firms were challenged with unprecedented obstacles and were forced to think differently about project delivery.

Dec 4, 2024 | fmicorp.com | Paul Trombitas |Jim House |Porter Wiley |Cameron Walker

With building products spending expected to yield growth of 13% through 2028, manufacturers will need a deep understanding of various sectors to stay ahead.  In the second edition of our 2024 Building Products Market Overview, we spotlight HVAC trends in 2024 and beyond.  Read the report to: Glean insights into market drivers, material trends and other sources of demand for the HVAC market. Access forecasts and analyses for various building products sectors.