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North Carolina ranks tenth nationally in construction spending with over $36 billion in annual activity, and construction manager salaries averaging $102,340 create strong opportunities in the Tar Heel State's rapidly growing market spanning life...
Florida's construction industry generates over $140 billion annually, with construction manager salaries averaging $105,340 and strong demand driven by population growth, tourism development, and hurricane-resilient building requirements that make...
California leads the nation in construction spending with over $300 billion in annual activity, yet construction manager positions remain competitive with average salaries reaching $138,240—32% above the national median—making a strategically...
Construction manager employment will grow 9% through 2034—three times faster than average—with 46,800 positions opening annually, yet only 35% of candidates effectively communicate their project scope and budget management experience on their...
Construction superintendent positions will see 46,800 annual openings through 2034, with experienced superintendents earning median salaries approaching $95,000—yet 65% of candidates fail to demonstrate field leadership capability and safety...
Ohio ranks eighth nationally in construction spending with over $42 billion in annual activity, and construction manager salaries averaging $102,680 create strong opportunities in the Buckeye State's diverse market spanning healthcare construction,...
Texas ranks second nationally in construction spending with over $185 billion in annual activity, and construction manager salaries averaging $108,560 position the Lone Star State as a premier destination for construction professionals seeking...
Pennsylvania ranks seventh nationally in construction spending with over $45 billion in annual activity, and construction manager salaries averaging $112,340 in the Philadelphia metro area position the Keystone State as a strong market for...
New York's construction industry generates over $95 billion annually, with construction manager salaries averaging $142,850—the second-highest in the nation—reflecting the complexity of building in one of the world's most demanding urban...
Illinois ranks sixth nationally in construction spending with over $55 billion in annual activity, and construction manager salaries averaging $118,420 in the Chicago metro area position the Prairie State as a major hub for commercial, healthcare,...