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Feb
21
If 2023 were a car, it would be a DeLorean—a beautiful product with lots of flash and some innovative ideas, but also serious issues underneath the...
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Feb
21
Two consecutive solid monthly gains for builder confidence, spurred in part by easing mortgage rates, signal that the housing market may be turning...
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Feb
21
Drexel Building Supply, based in Campbellsport, Wisconsin, has been named to Energage program’s list of Top Workplaces.
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Feb
21
A Cascade business was among a large contingency of companies represented at a High Demand Skilled Trades event for area high school students, Feb....
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Date posted
Feb
21
Although rising builder sentiment indicates a turning point for housing later this year, lackluster single-family production in January is a sign...
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Date posted
Feb
21
The construction industry’s outlook for labor is bleak. In order to meet demand, contractors will need to hire an estimated 546,000 workers in 2023,...
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Date posted
Feb
20
In this episode, Joe Hikel, owner of Shelter Systems Limited in Westminster, Maryland, shares why he has been a driving force behind the creation of...
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Feb
17
In the short-term, supply will outstrip demand until the spring buy season starts, which means now is a very safe time to get a good deal.
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Feb
14
The price and availability of building materials again topped the list of problems builders faced last year, while interest rates (along with...
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Date posted
Feb
14
The City Council gave a Western Massachusetts truss builder a final go-ahead to expand by opening a second shop in a vacant building in one of the...
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Date posted
Feb
14
In a move that could affect single-family and multifamily affordable housing projects, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has proposed new...
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Date posted
Feb
14
NAHB has commended the Senate Banking Committee for making housing the focus of the panel’s first hearing of the new Congress and recognizing that...
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