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Chamberlain Timber Mart
Chamberlain Timber Mart offers quality building materials & renovation supplies from lumber, siding, windows & doors, drywall, roofing, tools, hardware, paint, plumbing, electricals, flooring, & more in Muskoka Central Ontario, Canada.
Shop online at Chamberlaintimbermart.ca
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Construction Job Openings Stable in April Amid Housing Slowdown
The number of vacant, unfilled positions in the construction industry remained stable despite a housing slowdown, according to...
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April Residential Construction Spending Declines for Third Straight Month
Private residential construction spending declined 0.9% in April, marking the third consecutive monthly decrease. This drop was mostly...
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Building Material & Service Input Prices Dip in April
In April, prices for inputs to new residential construction—excluding capital investment, labor, and imports—fell 0.4% after rising (revised)...
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Q1 2025: Multifamily Built-for-Rent Share Reaches 94%
According to NAHB’s study of quarterly Census data, the number of multifamily, for-rent housing starts increased in the...
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Permit Activity Continues Decline in March 2025
For the third month in a row, permit numbers are declining. The total number of single-family permits issued...
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The Highest-Paid Occupations in Construction in 2024
According to the most recent May 2024 Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) and...
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Residential Building Worker Wage Growth Slows in March 2025
According to the most recent report from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), wage growth for residential...
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Home Building and Remodeling Spending Sees Dip in March
In March, private residential construction spending fell by 0.4%, owing primarily to a reduction in home improvement investment....
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Remodeling Market Sentiment Drops in First Quarter
Remodeler sentiment fell in the first quarter of 2025, mirroring a trend seen last month in single-family house...
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US Economy Created 228,000 Jobs in March
The US labor market unexpectedly accelerated in March, whereas the data for January and February were significantly revised...
