General Contractors

While many developers are tapping the brakes in the face of rising interest rates and prohibitive insurance costs, one prominent build-to-rent firm is leaning into the headwinds with a major expansion. Southern Impression Homes has announced the simultaneous launch of seven new build-to-rent (BTR)

The ability for senior citizens to age with dignity in the communities they helped build is a cornerstone of a healthy society, and a significant investment in Granite Falls is set to reinforce this principle for dozens of residents. Minnesota Housing, the state's primary housing finance agency,

Faced with an unprecedented surge in student applications that has strained its on-campus living capacity to the breaking point, the University of Rhode Island has embarked on a transformative construction initiative to fundamentally reshape its residential landscape. This ambitious undertaking, a

A high-stakes fiscal dispute between the governor and state lawmakers has cast a shadow of uncertainty over Alaska's construction industry, jeopardizing hundreds of millions of dollars in federal infrastructure funding and threatening to bring the 2026 construction season to a standstill. The

The roaring engine of the post-pandemic construction boom, once powered by a surge in manufacturing projects, has quieted to a halt, signaling a major market shift that is reshaping the industry’s landscape. Nonresidential construction has long served as a vital economic indicator, its peaks and

In the increasingly complex world of modern construction, the fragmentation of services across multiple firms often creates a disjointed and inefficient process, leading to project delays and significant budget overruns for clients. Responding to this industry-wide challenge, Riverside-based S-Line