Canada's construction industry will face strong demand, modest cost growth, stable prices and continued labour shortages in 2024.

With so much change in the last three years for facility owners and managers, what trends can we expect to continue into 2023? From sustainability

Interior Design Show Vancouver (IDS Vancouver) will return this September from the 22 to 25 at the Vancouver Convention Centre West. Presented by Miele, IDS

Myriad effects of the COVID-19 pandemic are thought to be driving the growth of the EVS market.

Cascades recently outlined three major trends that the tissue industry should expect to see in 2022.

The North American market is expected to account for approximately 30% of global sales in 2021.

Market growth of US$660.29B over the next 4 years is expected to be spurred by rising demand for smart facilities & increasing emphasis on outsourcing building management services.

As we continue to inch beyond the pandemic, we are starting to see specific supply chain trends evolving.

Connex, the authority on retailers, multi-site healthcare facilities, entertainment facilities, banks and suppliers provides a breakdown of the meta-trends impacting retail facilities management.

The U.S. cleaning products industry supports 64,000 jobs and has a direct impact of more than $59 billion on the economy, according to a report from the American Cleaning Institute (ACI)

The top trends driving the facilities management industry identified in the PRSM 2019 Trends Report include the growth of mixed-use retail, batteries in energy management, the increased number of restaurants and medical services in retail spaces, and blockchain technology.

The Canadian Real Estate Association has updated its housing forecast for 2016 and 2017, although trends have evolved mostly as predicted in September.