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Lumber supply chain disruptions are no longer isolated events. Here are several reasons why:

For many homeowners, the backyard is no longer just a yard. It has become an extension of the home—a place to relax, entertain, exercise, connect with family, and enjoy nature.

As warmer weather arrives across the Northern Hemisphere, decking season is officially underway. Contractors, builders, and lumber dealers are ramping up for one of the busiest times of the year—and

The global timber industry is facing one of its most volatile shipping environments in decades. From geopolitical instability to skyrocketing freight costs and container disruptions, timber producers, wholesalers, and buyers

Lumber prices have long been a linchpin of construction economics—impacting everything from homebuilding and remodeling to cabinetry and millwork.

The global housing market is significantly influenced by interest rates. As central banks across major economies cautiously lower interest rates, the cost of borrowing remains high for many prospective homeowners.