Report: Battered construction sector clawing its way back
A new survey by the Associated General Contractors of America and data from construction technology firm Procore show that construction activity is returning to pre-coronavirus
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Construction darling Katerra cuts more workers
Construction darling Katerra has confirmed another round of layoffs as the construction startup looks to find a road to profitability. A spokesman for the Softbank-backed
New York job losses highest in history, says DOL
April job losses were the largest in the history according to the latest numbers from the Department of Labor. The coronavirus has cost one third
Industry looks to IRS for relief on 1031s
Some of the nation’s most powerful real estate groups have written to Treasury Secretary Steven T. Mnuchin urging him to temporarily lift restrictions on 1031
Industry applauds effort to give women properly fitted gear
Associated General Contractors of America is partnering with Autodesk to equip more women in construction with properly fitting safety harnesses. The two are awarding grants
Experts urge caution as first cases of coronavirus reach NYC
Keep calm and carry on. That’s the message from real estate industry organizations as the nation braces for a spread of the coronavirus. As the
PRO Act will hurt union contractors, workers, warns AGC
Union construction contractors and their workers will be disproportionately hurt by proposed legislation known as the PRO Act, according to the findings of a new
WHO’S NEWS: Statewide Abstract announced the addition of Tina Fugazzi, Jennifer Noto, and Sabrina Kessler to the Statewide Abstract team.
Time Equities Inc. (TEI) has welcomed Tessa Ferreyros as its new Director and Curator of the Art-in-Buildings program at TEI. Ferreyros brings more than 13 years of art
Spending healthy despite June dip
Construction spending declined in June from May 2019 and June 2018 levels, but most categories other than single-family homebuilding ended the first half of the
AGC rallies support for $287B infrastructure plan
The Associated General Contractors of America is urging Senate and House officials to support a non-partisan bill the could authorize $287 billion in state highway