Regulation

Construction in Colorado and Denver, the state capital, has pushed ahead despite the many challenges presented by the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Construction companies have had to contend with […]

April 2020 was not kind to the construction industry. The month of April saw the industry lose over half a million jobs. Although this is an incredible loss, May’s employment

The past few months have been some of the toughest in recent memory for construction professionals across the country. Florida in particular has been hit hard by the spread of

It’s no secret that the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has provided a lot of challenges to every type of business, including construction businesses. One area of a business

Construction sites present a variety of risks. From operating dangerous machinery to working alongside massive building materials and in close proximity to traffic, workers are always at some form of

Gov. Ron DeSantis recently announced exciting plans to accelerate transportation projects throughout the Sunshine State, including several big projects in Hillsborough County. The goal is to stimulate the economy and

In this editorial, we’ll discuss how the fallout from COVID-19 could intensify an ongoing demographic shift, leading to a dramatic increase in multifamily construction activity in lower density markets, such

Indiana contractor licensing is not regulated at the state level. Instead, contractors are required to register and obtain their license through various municipal governments throughout the state. In Indianapolis, which