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In May, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed into law a requirement that private companies with more than 25 employees use the federal E-Verify data...
Read PostThe National Lumber & Building Material Dealers Association (NLBMDA) announced that on June 5, NLBMDA and the NAHB hosted a trade delegation from...
Read PostWatch as Executive Director Jess Lohse gives an update on SBCA events and activities.
Read PostWatch as Executive Director Jess Lohse gives an update on SBCA events and activities.
Read PostBoth guests agree the market remains steady, with supply largely outstripping demand.
Read PostNAHB analysis of the most recent 2021 American Community Survey (ACS) data reveals that the median age of construction workers is 42, one year older...
Read PostThe latest labor force statistics from the 2021 American Community Survey show that the construction industry continues to struggle to attract...
Read PostThe National Safety Council organizes National Safety Month every June as a reminder to businesses to focus on safety policies and procedures.
Read PostAttracting skilled labor is still the primary long-term goal for construction, even though a slowing housing market has eased some pressure on...
Read PostA recent Gallup poll found that just 19 percent of Americans believe now is a good time to buy.
Read PostDriven by population and job growth, the Dallas market added more apartments over the last decade than anywhere in the nation, according to...
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