Construction fatalities up in 2019: BLS
Construction had the sad distinction of leading in workplace fatalities in 2019, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Read moreConstruction had the sad distinction of leading in workplace fatalities in 2019, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Read moreIt’s easy to be overwhemed by COVID pressures heading into 2021, but builders need to stay flexible and optimistic to face the new year.
Read moreAt the NAR Real Estate Forecast Summit, experts share why this recession is so different and why rising home prices aren’t stopping buyers.
Read moreWealthy homebuyers have been as severaly affected by the pandemic as others, as evidenced by the increase in luxury homes sold.
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Read moreMoody’s is predicting growth to come back in 2021 and 2022, but the construction industry will still be influenced by COVID-19 for some time.
Read moreLawmakers have been adding requirements for builders to make new homes greener, including capabilities for high-efficiency devices like electric cars.
Read moreBuilders who use advanced modeling when designing custom homes can more effectively manage their customers’ expectations.
Read moreSales and use tax mistakes come with costly pitfalls. What are the risks of incorrectly assessing, collecting or remitting sales
Read moreIt’s tempting to cut marketing budgets during an economic downturn, but things will turn around, and builders need to be
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