Economic future still depends on COVID-19
Moody’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 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 moreAs businesses cautiously reopen during the COVID-19 pandemic, USGBC’s new program aims to help LEED projects maintain occupants’ safety.
Read moreGetting through the pandemic will take a marathoner’s spirit. Turn to your network when your energy starts to flag.
Read moreLazy Sundays sipping craft brews on a sunny patio are a thing of the past. Even when some patios reopened,
Read moreA new normal means new challenges for builders and contractors trying to protect workers from falls, heat and now a pandemic.
Read moreHome closings were up over 57% between May and June, and down just 4% year over year, according to the
Read moreSomething that is beginning is the way homes are designed, with a new focus on healthier homes.
Read moreIn many states, residential construction companies were allowed to remain open. However, people were afraid, and fear results in paralysis
Read moreAcknowledging that mortgage activity was significantly lower at the end of April than it was the prior year, the MBA
Read moreEveryone in the builder community has been forced to change the way they do business in order to cope with
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