Every major U.S. metro, read like an operator.
Run from St. Louis, selling into all 50 states. We don't publish population stats — we publish what's being built, who's buying, and where the service contracts change hands. Briefs refreshed quarterly.
The metros we've mapped in depth.
Sourced, current as of July 2026, and refreshed quarterly. More briefs publish on a rolling schedule.
A $2.6B Convention Center, a hard 2030 hospital-seismic deadline, and the World Cup–to–LA28 build-up — the biggest event-driven construction cycle in America.
Read the Los Angeles brief →Dallas–Fort Worth, TXAmerica’s #1 industrial pipeline — 29.6M sq ft under construction — plus hyperscale data campuses and the TI Sherman megafab.
Read the Dallas–Fort Worth brief →Atlanta, GAThe #2 data-center market in the U.S., with 2,076MW under construction and capacity leasing as fast as it delivers.
Read the Atlanta brief →Chicago, ILOne of only four North American cities with a rising tower-crane count — anchored by Bally’s and Fulton Market.
Read the Chicago brief →Cleveland, OHMore than $10B in named projects at once: the Browns dome, the Innerbelt rebuild, Hopkins Airport, and the riverfront.
Read the Cleveland brief →Projects are loud. Contracts are quiet.
Every brief tracks the same three things. What's being built — the named, verifiable projects concentrating demand. What it means for each trade — because a data center is a mechanical contract, a stadium is a suppression system, and every delivered building is a maintenance agreement waiting to be signed. Who's buying — the GCs, property managers, and facility directors awarding the work.
Then our SDR teams run the two plays: get our partners in front of the project buyers while the work is being awarded, and win the long-term service contracts that go undefended while everyone else chases the cranes.
What the construction data says right now.
Only 4 North American cities increased tower-crane counts in Q1 2026 — Chicago is one of them. RLB Crane Index →
Dallas–Fort Worth leads the U.S. industrial pipeline with 29.6M sq ft under construction. CRE Daily →
Atlanta is the #2 U.S. data-center market — 2,076MW under construction at ~2% vacancy. AJC →
Metros we serve, coast to coast.
U.S.-based SDR teams selling into every region of the country.