The incorporation of recycled aggregates from construction and demolition waste into concrete represents a promisingsustainability strategy within the construction sector. This article addresses this topic by introducing the development of acomprehensive database, which not only compiles valuable data on the main physical and mechanical properties of concrete withrecycled aggregates but also includes specific insights derived from statistical distribution analysis. By integrating statisticaldistribution analysis, this article provides a nuanced understanding of the statistical variability in concrete properties whenutilizing recycled aggregates. As a result, it helps reduce waste production, preserve natural resources, and address environmentalconcerns. The database's accessibility and comprehensiveness are expected to foster research, knowledge dissemination, and theevolutionof sustainable concrete technology. Ultimately, it contributes to the construction industry's transformation towards amore environmentally responsible and resource-efficient future.