Construction Input Costs Rise 7.1% as War and Tariffs Push Prices Higher
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Construction input costs jumped 7.1% as global supply chain disruptions from geopolitical conflict and new tariffs drive material prices higher across the industry. Builders face increased project budgets and tighter margins as inflationary pressures persist on labor, equipment, and raw materials.
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