Jun 2024

2024 Building Products Market Overview: First Edition

Paul Trombitas and Jim House and Brian Strawberry and James Holmes and Porter Wiley

Building products spending is anticipated to experience growth through 2024 with a slight dip in 2025 and a return to growth in 2026.

For manufacturers, staying ahead will require a keen focus on innovation, product enhancements and strategic market engagement. That's why we are taking a deeper dive into various sectors, beginning with roofing in this report.

Read the first edition of our 2024 Building Products Market Overview to:

Discover how trends will affect various markets, including residential and nonresidential building supplies.
Learn product-specific forecasts and analyses of product types.
Gain insights into market drivers, material trends and other sources of demand for the roofing market.

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