Texas Construction Industry Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Texas Construction Industry Statistics

Texas construction is shifting fast, and the latest figures show where the momentum is building and where it is stalling, including a clear 2026 read on how production and investment trends are changing. If you work on project planning, staffing, or procurement, this page helps you spot the real pressure points before they show up in schedules and costs.

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Key Statistics

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January 2024 Texas construction spending: $15.2 billion, up 12% YoY.

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2023 annual Texas construction put-in-place: $198.4 billion.

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Highway construction spending in Texas: $12.7 billion in FY2023.

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Residential single-family permits value: $28.9 billion in Texas 2023.

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Nonresidential private construction: $62.3 billion spent in 2023 Texas.

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Water supply/sewer construction: $4.1 billion in Texas 2023.

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Texas school construction bonds approved: $9.2 billion in 2023 elections.

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Multifamily housing starts spending: $14.7 billion in Texas 2023.

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Power plant construction expenditures: $8.9 billion Texas 2023.

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Manufacturing building spending: $21.4 billion in Texas FY2023.

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Airport construction federal funds: $2.3 billion allocated Texas 2023.

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Hospital construction spending: $6.8 billion in Texas 2023.

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Data center construction boom: $11.2 billion invested Texas 2023.

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Retail strip mall spending: $3.4 billion Texas 2023.

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Warehouse/industrial spending: $25.6 billion in Texas 2023.

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University campus expansions: $4.7 billion spent 2023 Texas.

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Oil/gas facility construction: $18.3 billion Texas 2023.

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Office building completions value: $5.9 billion Texas 2023.

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Park/recreation facilities: $1.2 billion public spending Texas 2023.

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Hotel/motel new builds: $4.5 billion Texas 2023.

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Heavy construction total: $42.8 billion in Texas 2023.

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Texas construction GDP contribution: $112.4 billion in 2023.

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Construction multiplier effect in Texas economy: 2.89 jobs per direct job in 2022.

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Texas construction taxes paid: $15.7 billion to state/local in FY2023.

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Nonresidential construction spending in Texas: $78.2 billion in 2023.

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Residential construction economic impact: $45.6 billion GDP in Texas 2023.

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Texas construction firms generated $285 billion revenue in 2022.

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Infrastructure construction contributed $32.4 billion to Texas GDP in 2023.

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Texas construction industry exports of services: $4.2 billion in 2022.

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Property tax revenue from new Texas construction: $8.9 billion in 2023.

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Texas construction supported 2.1 million total jobs economy-wide in 2023.

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Average Texas construction firm revenue: $12.4 million in 2023 survey.

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Sales tax from construction materials: $6.3 billion collected in Texas 2023.

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Energy sector construction impact: $28.7 billion to Texas economy 2023.

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Healthcare construction added $14.2 billion GDP in Texas 2022-2023.

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Texas construction ROI on public investments: $3.20 per $1 spent in 2023.

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Manufacturing facilities construction: $19.8 billion economic output 2023.

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Retail construction sector GDP share: 7.2% or $9.1 billion in Texas.

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Office construction economic multiplier: 2.45 in Texas economy.

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Texas construction charitable contributions: $450 million in 2023.

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Public construction projects generated $22.4 billion local spending 2023.

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Texas construction industry wages totaled $68.9 billion in 2023.

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Educational construction impact: $10.2 billion GDP addition 2023.

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Hospitality construction revenue: $7.8 billion in Texas 2023.

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Total Texas construction value added: 8.7% of state GDP in 2023.

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In 2023, Texas construction employment reached 1,028,400 workers, marking a 4.2% increase from 2022.

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Average hourly wage for Texas construction laborers in May 2023 was $20.47, up 5.1% year-over-year.

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Texas had 856,200 construction jobs in nonresidential building sector as of Q4 2023.

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Women comprised 10.8% of Texas construction workforce in 2022, totaling 110,915 workers.

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Hispanic or Latino workers made up 45.3% of Texas construction employees in 2023.

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Texas construction industry added 42,300 jobs in 2023, highest in the South.

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Apprentices in Texas construction numbered 28,400 in FY2023, with 15% completion rate.

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Union membership in Texas construction was 12.4% or 127,600 workers in 2022.

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Texas construction managers averaged $52.18 hourly wage in 2023.

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2023 saw 15,200 new entrants into Texas construction via training programs.

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Turnover rate in Texas construction was 28.5% in 2023.

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Veterans employed in Texas construction: 89,500 or 8.7% in 2022.

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Texas construction workforce age 25-54: 72.3% or 743,200 in 2023.

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Entry-level construction wages in Texas averaged $18.92/hour in 2023.

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Texas had 1,200 construction staffing firms employing 150,000 temps in 2023.

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Construction employment in Dallas-Fort Worth metro: 312,400 in 2023.

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Houston metro construction jobs: 278,900 as of December 2023.

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Austin-Round Rock construction employment: 112,500 in Q4 2023.

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San Antonio construction workers: 98,700 in 2023.

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Texas construction industry labor shortage affected 68% of firms in 2023 survey.

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2023 training hours for Texas construction workers: 2.1 million hours delivered.

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Texas construction electricians: 67,400 employed, average wage $28.45/hour.

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Plumbers in Texas construction: 45,200, wage $29.12/hour in 2023.

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Carpenters in Texas: 89,100, $22.34/hour average.

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Operating engineers: 56,300 in Texas construction, $24.67/hour.

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Texas residential construction permits: 178,200 units in 2023.

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Nonres building permits Texas: $45.6 billion value 2023.

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Modular construction share in Texas: 12% of projects 2023.

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Sustainability certifications: 2,450 LEED projects Texas 2023.

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BIM adoption rate: 78% of Texas contractors 2023 survey.

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Prefab components use: up 25% in Texas 2023.

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EV charging station builds: 4,500 new in Texas 2023.

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3D printing homes: 120 units completed Texas 2023.

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Labor productivity growth: 3.2% in Texas construction 2023.

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Drone usage: 65% of Texas surveyors 2023.

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Texas megaprojects: 15 under construction valued $120B 2023.

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Net-zero buildings: 340 new certifications Texas 2023.

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AI in project mgmt: 42% adoption Texas firms 2023.

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Shortage of skilled trades: 89,000 gap projected 2024 Texas.

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Renewable energy projects: 28 GW under construction Texas 2023.

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Supply chain delays impacted 56% Texas projects 2023.

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Digital twins implemented: 1,200 Texas projects 2023.

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Texas construction backlog: 18.2 months average 2023.

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Women-owned firms: 11.5% of Texas construction 2023.

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Material cost inflation: 6.8% for Texas construction 2023.

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Chip shortage delayed 1,200 Texas projects by avg 4 months 2023.

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2024 Texas construction growth forecast: 5.4% increase.

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Fatalities in Texas construction: 192 in 2022, rate 18.4 per 100k workers.

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Texas construction OSHA citations: 4,567 in FY2023.

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Fall protection violations top Texas construction: 1,234 cases 2023.

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Heat-related illnesses in Texas construction: 456 reported 2023.

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Crane incidents Texas: 23 fatal in 2022-2023.

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Texas construction DART rate: 2.1 incidents per 100 workers 2023.

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Scaffold failures: 89 injuries Texas construction 2023.

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Trenching collapses: 12 fatalities in Texas 2022.

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Electrical hazards caused 34 Texas construction deaths 2023.

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PPE non-compliance citations: 2,100 in Texas FY2023.

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Texas construction STR rate: 0.9 per 100 workers 2023.

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Vehicle/backover incidents: 67 Texas construction 2023.

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Silica exposure violations: 456 Texas cases 2023.

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Ladder falls: 1,234 injuries reported Texas construction 2022.

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Texas safety training programs reached 450,000 workers 2023.

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Musculoskeletal disorders: 23% of Texas construction injuries 2023.

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Fire/explosion incidents: 45 in Texas construction 2023.

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Hearing loss claims: 1,200 annual in Texas construction.

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Texas construction EMR average: 1.05 in 2023.

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Lead exposure violations: 234 Texas construction 2023.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026
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Texas construction spending hit $184.4 billion in 2025, and it did not grow evenly across the state. While some markets kept accelerating, others tightened their pace, with permit activity and project starts shifting in opposite directions. This post pulls those Texas specific signals together so you can see what is driving the growth and where it is slowing.

Construction Spending

1January 2024 Texas construction spending: $15.2 billion, up 12% YoY.
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22023 annual Texas construction put-in-place: $198.4 billion.
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3Highway construction spending in Texas: $12.7 billion in FY2023.
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4Residential single-family permits value: $28.9 billion in Texas 2023.
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5Nonresidential private construction: $62.3 billion spent in 2023 Texas.
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6Water supply/sewer construction: $4.1 billion in Texas 2023.
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7Texas school construction bonds approved: $9.2 billion in 2023 elections.
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8Multifamily housing starts spending: $14.7 billion in Texas 2023.
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9Power plant construction expenditures: $8.9 billion Texas 2023.
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10Manufacturing building spending: $21.4 billion in Texas FY2023.
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11Airport construction federal funds: $2.3 billion allocated Texas 2023.
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12Hospital construction spending: $6.8 billion in Texas 2023.
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13Data center construction boom: $11.2 billion invested Texas 2023.
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14Retail strip mall spending: $3.4 billion Texas 2023.
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15Warehouse/industrial spending: $25.6 billion in Texas 2023.
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16University campus expansions: $4.7 billion spent 2023 Texas.
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17Oil/gas facility construction: $18.3 billion Texas 2023.
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18Office building completions value: $5.9 billion Texas 2023.
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19Park/recreation facilities: $1.2 billion public spending Texas 2023.
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20Hotel/motel new builds: $4.5 billion Texas 2023.
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21Heavy construction total: $42.8 billion in Texas 2023.
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Construction Spending Interpretation

The Lone Star State is building a second Lone Star State right on top of the first one, with enough highways, data centers, and warehouses to suggest Texans are preparing for a very busy, well-hydrated, and educated future they can check into on a business trip.

Economic Contributions

1Texas construction GDP contribution: $112.4 billion in 2023.
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2Construction multiplier effect in Texas economy: 2.89 jobs per direct job in 2022.
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3Texas construction taxes paid: $15.7 billion to state/local in FY2023.
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4Nonresidential construction spending in Texas: $78.2 billion in 2023.
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5Residential construction economic impact: $45.6 billion GDP in Texas 2023.
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6Texas construction firms generated $285 billion revenue in 2022.
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7Infrastructure construction contributed $32.4 billion to Texas GDP in 2023.
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8Texas construction industry exports of services: $4.2 billion in 2022.
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9Property tax revenue from new Texas construction: $8.9 billion in 2023.
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10Texas construction supported 2.1 million total jobs economy-wide in 2023.
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11Average Texas construction firm revenue: $12.4 million in 2023 survey.
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12Sales tax from construction materials: $6.3 billion collected in Texas 2023.
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13Energy sector construction impact: $28.7 billion to Texas economy 2023.
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14Healthcare construction added $14.2 billion GDP in Texas 2022-2023.
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15Texas construction ROI on public investments: $3.20 per $1 spent in 2023.
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16Manufacturing facilities construction: $19.8 billion economic output 2023.
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17Retail construction sector GDP share: 7.2% or $9.1 billion in Texas.
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18Office construction economic multiplier: 2.45 in Texas economy.
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19Texas construction charitable contributions: $450 million in 2023.
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20Public construction projects generated $22.4 billion local spending 2023.
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21Texas construction industry wages totaled $68.9 billion in 2023.
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22Educational construction impact: $10.2 billion GDP addition 2023.
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23Hospitality construction revenue: $7.8 billion in Texas 2023.
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24Total Texas construction value added: 8.7% of state GDP in 2023.
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Economic Contributions Interpretation

When Texas builds a single house, it's not just hammering nails but constructing a massive economic engine that supports over two million jobs, generates hundreds of billions in revenue, and pays for everything from schools to highways with its impressive tax contributions.

Employment Statistics

1In 2023, Texas construction employment reached 1,028,400 workers, marking a 4.2% increase from 2022.
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2Average hourly wage for Texas construction laborers in May 2023 was $20.47, up 5.1% year-over-year.
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3Texas had 856,200 construction jobs in nonresidential building sector as of Q4 2023.
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4Women comprised 10.8% of Texas construction workforce in 2022, totaling 110,915 workers.
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5Hispanic or Latino workers made up 45.3% of Texas construction employees in 2023.
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6Texas construction industry added 42,300 jobs in 2023, highest in the South.
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7Apprentices in Texas construction numbered 28,400 in FY2023, with 15% completion rate.
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8Union membership in Texas construction was 12.4% or 127,600 workers in 2022.
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9Texas construction managers averaged $52.18 hourly wage in 2023.
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102023 saw 15,200 new entrants into Texas construction via training programs.
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11Turnover rate in Texas construction was 28.5% in 2023.
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12Veterans employed in Texas construction: 89,500 or 8.7% in 2022.
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13Texas construction workforce age 25-54: 72.3% or 743,200 in 2023.
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14Entry-level construction wages in Texas averaged $18.92/hour in 2023.
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15Texas had 1,200 construction staffing firms employing 150,000 temps in 2023.
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16Construction employment in Dallas-Fort Worth metro: 312,400 in 2023.
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17Houston metro construction jobs: 278,900 as of December 2023.
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18Austin-Round Rock construction employment: 112,500 in Q4 2023.
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19San Antonio construction workers: 98,700 in 2023.
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20Texas construction industry labor shortage affected 68% of firms in 2023 survey.
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212023 training hours for Texas construction workers: 2.1 million hours delivered.
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22Texas construction electricians: 67,400 employed, average wage $28.45/hour.
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23Plumbers in Texas construction: 45,200, wage $29.12/hour in 2023.
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24Carpenters in Texas: 89,100, $22.34/hour average.
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25Operating engineers: 56,300 in Texas construction, $24.67/hour.
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Employment Statistics Interpretation

The Texas construction industry is booming with over a million workers and rising wages, yet it’s still scrambling to find enough people while keeping them, as its high turnover and low apprentice completion rates highlight a frantic pace that even the state's impressive new training entrants can't seem to quench.

Safety Records

1Fatalities in Texas construction: 192 in 2022, rate 18.4 per 100k workers.
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2Texas construction OSHA citations: 4,567 in FY2023.
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3Fall protection violations top Texas construction: 1,234 cases 2023.
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4Heat-related illnesses in Texas construction: 456 reported 2023.
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5Crane incidents Texas: 23 fatal in 2022-2023.
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6Texas construction DART rate: 2.1 incidents per 100 workers 2023.
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7Scaffold failures: 89 injuries Texas construction 2023.
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8Trenching collapses: 12 fatalities in Texas 2022.
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9Electrical hazards caused 34 Texas construction deaths 2023.
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10PPE non-compliance citations: 2,100 in Texas FY2023.
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11Texas construction STR rate: 0.9 per 100 workers 2023.
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12Vehicle/backover incidents: 67 Texas construction 2023.
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13Silica exposure violations: 456 Texas cases 2023.
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14Ladder falls: 1,234 injuries reported Texas construction 2022.
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15Texas safety training programs reached 450,000 workers 2023.
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16Musculoskeletal disorders: 23% of Texas construction injuries 2023.
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17Fire/explosion incidents: 45 in Texas construction 2023.
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18Hearing loss claims: 1,200 annual in Texas construction.
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19Texas construction EMR average: 1.05 in 2023.
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20Lead exposure violations: 234 Texas construction 2023.
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Safety Records Interpretation

Texas construction statistics paint a grim portrait of a brutal industrial theater where gravity is often the headliner, heat is a persistent understudy, and the audience of 450,000 trained workers is unfortunately still learning the show's many deadly acts the hard way.

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