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Pandemic Regional Impact to the Environment Most every state within the U.S. was affected by Covid-19; however certain areas were less-impacted and therefore not subject to “stay-home” orders. It’s within […]

The Sharing Economy in the construction equipment industry offers opportunities to market intermediaries by increasing accessibility to the potential market, allowing for fleet optimization, and providing payment certainty. The new […]

The Detroit 3 (FCA, Ford, GM) and their international counterparts and suppliers with manufacturing and assembly in North America have started to return to life after a two-month lockdown due […]

Post-Pandemic Heavy Equipment Environment Once society begins to reopen, there will be a large backlog of work to complete, especially within the residential and commercial construction sectors. The heavy equipment demand […]

Prior to the global shutdown The demand for infrastructure improvement and heavy construction was high despite a wavering global economy. This was spurring a considerable amount of market innovation across four major […]

*Editor’s Note –   At DuckerFrontier, our Building & Construction industry experts are constantly in communication with industry participants who report a positive outlook for the construction industry coming out of the COVID-19 […]

Reduced product demand and workforce shortages are driving manufacturers to consider appropriate actions to protect working capital and maximize cash flow across many industrial channels.  They are minimizing raw material […]

The new Cash for Clunkers (CFC 2.0) program is expected to offer over $10 billion in stimulus funding, in turn driving over $50 billion in vehicle sales and over 4 million vehicle […]

*Editor’s note – please check back regularly, as our Building & Construction team will be updating this article with the latest insights on the impact of COVID-19 to the residential, […]