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Another indicator of active construction workloads | Walkthrough Wednesday
Since the beginning of 2021, the crane count in North America has decreased by 4.5%.
Of the 14 largest cities, FIVE have seen a significant decrease in cranes; dropping nearly 30%.
High material costs, increased labor shortages, supply chain delays, and inflation could all be to blame.
Will this trend continue into 2022?
Find out on this week's episode of Walkthrough Wednesday.
Follow us for updated industry news: https://linktr.ee/billd
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By Christopher Doyle and Jesse WeissburgSince the beginning of 2021, the crane count in North America has decreased by 4.5%.
Of the 14 largest cities, FIVE have seen a significant decrease in cranes; dropping nearly 30%.
High material costs, increased labor shortages, supply chain delays, and inflation could all be to blame.
Will this trend continue into 2022?
Find out on this week's episode of Walkthrough Wednesday.
Follow us for updated industry news: https://linktr.ee/billd