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April 16, 2025

Building Products & Services Industry Report - Q1 2025

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Report Highlights

Elements Affecting the Dynamics and Outlook of the Building Products & Services Industry in Q1 2025 and Beyond


  • Building Products Distribution firms are optimizing logistics networks and leveraging digital platforms to streamline supply chains. While material price volatility has eased, strategic inventory management remains crucial to meet fluctuating demand across construction sectors.
  • Building Products Manufacturing continues to benefit from stabilizing input costs and automation investments. However, firms are navigating shifting demand as infrastructure and commercial projects outpace residential construction.
  • Repair & Retail businesses are seeing steady demand, driven by an aging housing stock and consumer spending on home improvements. DIY-focused retailers are expanding e-commerce capabilities, while professional service providers are adjusting pricing strategies to offset labor shortages.
  • Residential Construction faces mixed conditions—single-family homebuilding remains constrained by high financing costs, while multifamily development sees growth in response to affordability concerns and urban migration trends.
  • Commercial Construction is experiencing strong momentum, with federal infrastructure spending and corporate investments driving demand for industrial, office, and mixed-use developments. Sustainability and smart-building technologies are becoming key differentiators in securing contracts.

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Our Building Products & Services Industry Report provides an overview of key trends and developments affecting the industry, covering market performance, economic indicators, and emerging opportunities.

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