General Contractors

Why Did Rogers Residents Get Unexpected $16,400 Roof Bills From HOA?
Construction Management Why Did Rogers Residents Get Unexpected $16,400 Roof Bills From HOA?

Residents of the Dutch Knolls townhome community in Rogers, Minnesota, were recently confronted with a staggering $16,400 bill from their homeowners’ association (HOA) for new roofs. This unexpected financial burden has left many community members reeling, especially since it comes just two years a

Attorney General Denies Bid Protests for Amherst School Project
Construction Management Attorney General Denies Bid Protests for Amherst School Project

Amid significant controversy and multiple protests, the Attorney General’s Fair Labor Division has denied bid protests against the Amherst elementary school project, allowing the town to resume contract negotiations with CTA Construction Managers, LLC. The denial, made by Assistant Attorney General

Trump's Proposed Tariffs Threaten to Hike Construction Material Costs
Construction Management Trump's Proposed Tariffs Threaten to Hike Construction Material Costs

As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, the construction industry is bracing for a potentially significant upheaval due to the proposed tariffs on imported materials. Concerns are growing among commercial builders and their clients about the ramifications these tariffs could have

How Did The Living Group Become a GTA Real Estate Powerhouse?
Construction Management How Did The Living Group Become a GTA Real Estate Powerhouse?

The Living Group of Companies has cemented its status as a pioneering force in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) real estate market, largely due to visionary leadership and innovative strategies. Founded by industry stalwart Stephen Wong, a man whose life experiences and unique perspectives have

How Are Montana Construction Firms Tackling Labor Shortages?
Construction Management How Are Montana Construction Firms Tackling Labor Shortages?

Montana construction firms are grappling with a significant labor shortage, prompting them to target Generation Z as a potential source of new workers. Across the state, contractors are struggling to fill open roles despite strong demand for construction services. This labor gap has led many

NGE Law Firm Relocates to Historic Chicago Landmark, The Bell, in 2025
Construction Management NGE Law Firm Relocates to Historic Chicago Landmark, The Bell, in 2025

Neal Gerber Eisenberg (NGE), a renowned law firm, has announced its relocation to "The Bell," a historic Chicago landmark situated at 225 West Randolph Street, scheduled for May 2025. This move signifies a substantial shift from their long-established office at Two North LaSalle Street.

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