Millennials show no interest in homeownership.

At the same time nonresidential and nonbuilding aspects are mediocre and depressing.

Housing construction and all the amenities that accompany residences of today and tomorrow will continue to be the keystone.

Commercial building loans and their supporting activity are edging toward pre-recession levels. As of mid-year 2013, U.S. banks had issued just short of $1 trillion dollars in commercial real-estate loans, up almost 4% from a year earlier, according to official sources.

While much of America’s future economic dynamism has been riveted on the overdue upgrading of the nation’s infrastructure (pipelines, bridges, dams, railroads and highways), little has been heard lately regarding commercial and industrial construction.