Construction Management

Construction industry workers face a harsh reality: a suicide death rate significantly higher than other sectors. Over the years, this stark statistic has not only highlighted a growing crisis but has also propelled the industry into action. During Construction Suicide Prevention Week, these

In a shocking case of pandemic-related fraud, two Brooklyn contractors, Nurus Safa, 65, and his son Maidal Safa, 34, have been charged with grand larceny for allegedly defrauding the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) of over $1 million. The indictment accuses the father and son of fabricating tax

Nestled in the heart of Chatswood CBD, Sydney, the transformative 'Novus on Victoria' development is poised to redefine urban living. With architecture firm FK at the helm, this Build-to-Rent (BTR) project aims to blend residential spaces with vibrant amenities, promising a vertical

The vibrant campus of Tufts University has been the epicenter of escalating tension and protests led by the North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters. These protests are rooted in deep-seated concerns regarding the university’s hiring of general contractors who subcontract companies a

The Princeton Planning Board recently announced the unexpected removal of the courtesy review for the construction and renovation plans proposed by the Princeton Board of Education from its agenda. This development has created considerable confusion and speculation within the community, with no

The current state of non-residential construction spending in the United States paints a complex picture marked by significant financial pressures and a pronounced labor shortage. Contractors are now caught between the impact of persistently high interest rates and difficulties in mobilizing a