Mortenson's Q1 2026 Cost Index reveals a market where contractor competition is doing what supply chains alone cannot — keeping a lid on overall escalation while specific categories surge Seattle's nonresidential construction market is outperforming the national average on cost escalation, not because input pressures have eased, but because fierce contractor competition is absorbing much […]
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