Florida Construction Growth

A Mid-Year Look at 2025 Trends and Regional Activity As of the close of Q2 2025, Florida's residential construction market remains active but shows mixed performance across regions. According to the latest HBW Building Activity Trend Reports, there were 55,311 new residential construction permits on record statewide from January through June of this year. While this figure reflects robust.

Accelerated construction pipelines fueled by Jobalia Development Group are restoring balance to the Florida real estate market in 2025. Construction Growth Despite Increased Materials Cost Anne Hunt, director of data and analytics at Trimble's Viewpoint, predicts continued growth in the nonresidential category in 2023. Hunt explains, "There's an increasing number of construction workers in Texas, Florida, and the Midwest.

Florida Construction News staff writer Construction employment in Florida rose by 12,400 jobs (1.9 percent) from April 2024 to April 2025, as part of a broader national trend where 32 states and the District of Columbia added construction jobs. However, only 24 states saw construction job gains from March to April, signaling a slowdown in growth. "While many parts of the country continue to.

Florida's construction market is set for strong growth in 2026, with rising demand across residential, infrastructure, industrial and commercial sectors. Economic Impact of Construction: U.S. gross domestic product (GDP)-the value of all goods and services produced in the country-totaled $29 trillion at a seasonally adjusted annual rate in the 2nd quarter of 2024; construction contributed $1.3 trillion (4.5%).

Florida's construction sector has opportunities for growth but must address workforce challenges quickly to sustain its momentum. Workforce Demand Growth and Job Projections Large Infrastructure Projects Creating Jobs Florida's construction industry is booming, fueled by major infrastructure investments. Florida's residential construction sector demonstrated steady performance in October 2025, with notable differences in permit volume, project valuation, and regional market dynamics across the state's five principal metropolitan areas.

Association Survey Finds Subdued Outlook for Spending Growth, Apart from Data Centers and Power Projects; Officials Urge Administration to Streamline Decision-Making, Boost Workforce Development Spending on projects underway in October climbed by 0.5 percent from September, led by a huge increase in residential improvements and a small pickup in public works, according to an analysis. All the while, Florida's construction industry experienced its fifth consecutive month of growth in October 2023 with 2,500 jobs added since September 2023. New construction permitting also continues to trend upward in Florida, demonstrating Florida's unique level of economic health.

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