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Architecture Billings Index Signals Concerns for Commercial Real Estate

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By The Registry Staff Architectural firms throughout the United States witnessed a substantial business downturn in September, raising concerns about the future of the commercial real estate market in the upcoming year. CNBC reported that the AIA/Deltek Architecture Billings Index took a sharp nosedive to 44.8 in September, marking its lowest point since December 2020, […]

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