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Matt Hurley

Matt Hurley is a construction and chemicals industry research expert with more than 11 years of experience analyzing building and construction markets. With advanced degrees in economics and business, he provides clients with in-depth market intelligence, industry trend analysis, and actionable insights to support strategic decision-making throughout our Construction and Chemicals categories.

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Featured Reports

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Carpets & Rugs: Canada
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Carpets & Rugs: Europe
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Carpets & Rugs: Mexico
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Carpets & Rugs: United States
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Construction: United States
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Flooring: Canada
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Flooring: Europe
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Flooring: Mexico
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Carpets & Rugs: Global Report
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Flooring: Global Report
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Global Housing
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Global Building Envelope
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Vinyl Flooring: Global Report
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Wood Flooring: Global Report
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Housing: Canada
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Housing: China
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Housing: Europe
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Housing: Mexico
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Housing: United States
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Real Estate: United States
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Vinyl Flooring: United States
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Wood Flooring: United States
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Architectural Services: United States
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Ceramic Tile: United States
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Decorative Laminates: Canada
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Decorative Laminates: China
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Decorative Laminates: Europe
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Decorative Tile: Canada
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Decorative Tile: Europe
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Decorative Tile: Mexico
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Fiber Cement: China
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Fiber Cement: United States
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Flooring: China
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Global Decorative Tile
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Hard Surface Flooring: Canada
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Hard Surface Flooring: Europe
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Hardware: United States
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Porcelain Tile: United States
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Prefabricated Housing: Europe
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Stone Tile: United States

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Company-level share rankings and revenue estimates for key players across roofing, flooring, glass, insulation, and more.

Latest Insights on Construction & Building

Track the trends shaping the construction and building industry. From infrastructure investment, building materials, and labor challenges to sustainable construction, smart building technologies, and evolving regulations, our latest blogs provide timely, industry-focused insights to help you understand what’s changing and why it matters.

Flooring Market Research FAQs

Below are answers to common client questions about Freedonia’s flooring market research.
What flooring types are covered?
Hardwood, laminate, vinyl, tile, and carpet, spanning residential and commercial end uses.
What's driving the shift toward resilient flooring?
Evolving consumer preferences and durability demands continue to pull share toward resilient and hard-surface categories.
Does this research separate new construction from remodeling demand?
Yes — coverage spans new residential construction, residential remodeling, and commercial or institutional applications separately.
Who typically relies on this data?
Manufacturers, distributors, and investors tracking material-level demand and where competitive share is moving.

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