A look at some of the year's most-read articles, all with numbers in the headline.
In looking over some of the most-read articles of 2021 so far, Construction Dive editors noticed one common — but unusual — thread: Many of them include numbers in the headline.
From top commercial contractors to tax-saving strategies and the priciest sports venues of all time, here is a roundup of nine of them.
A new analysis by project management firm Cumming details the most expensive cities in which to build and the types of projects that cost the most. Read the full article ➔
For the first time in more than two decades, Bechtel did not earn the top spot on Engineering News-Record's list of the biggest contractors by revenue. Read the full article ➔
Past building disasters have led to enhanced codes and safety improvements for the construction of condos, hotels and other residential structures. Read the full article ➔
From airports to office towers, major contractors are building many high-profile projects in other countries this year. Read the full article ➔
With lots of square footage and plenty of parking, shopping centers are rethinking ways to give their centralized locations new life. Read the full article ➔
From a pediatric hospital wing to a marijuana dispensary, these factory-built facilities earned honors from the Modular Building Institute. Read the full article ➔
Even adjusted for inflation, SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, was more than twice as expensive to build as the second most costly stadium. Read the full article ➔
From depreciation and carrying forward losses to research and development credits, public contractors rely on an array of tactics to help minimize tax bills. Read the full article ➔
An insurance expert offers tips on how to deliver a valuable jobsite safety presentation in less than 15 minutes. Read the full article ➔
