Infrastructure

19 Wing Comox Buys Building to Tackle Housing Shortage
Construction Management 19 Wing Comox Buys Building to Tackle Housing Shortage

In a direct and decisive response to the critical housing shortage affecting its personnel, 19 Wing Comox has completed the purchase of a 52-unit apartment building in downtown Courtenay, a move that underscores a significant shift in military accommodation strategy. The $19.1 million acquisition

Colorado Invests $52M in New Affordable Housing
Construction Management Colorado Invests $52M in New Affordable Housing

In a decisive move to combat the state's persistent housing affordability crisis, Colorado officials have allocated a substantial $52,052,141 in state funding toward the development of five new affordable housing projects. This significant investment, stemming directly from the voter-approved

South Florida Renters Face Stricter Income Proof
Construction Management South Florida Renters Face Stricter Income Proof

Securing a rental property in the sun-drenched, high-demand markets of South Florida has evolved into a formidable financial challenge, where a pristine application and a good credit score are no longer enough to guarantee a lease. Prospective tenants in cities like Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and West

Garco to Build $200M Spokane Semiconductor Plant
Construction Management Garco to Build $200M Spokane Semiconductor Plant

In a significant move poised to bolster the U.S. technology supply chain and redefine the regional economic landscape, Spokane-based Garco Construction has been awarded a $200 million contract to build a state-of-the-art semiconductor materials facility in Spokane Valley. The project, commissioned

Construction Hiring Surges as US Job Market Cools
Construction Management Construction Hiring Surges as US Job Market Cools

In a surprising display of resilience against a cooling national economy, the American construction sector has become an unlikely engine of job growth, adding a robust 28,000 net jobs in November and defying broader labor market trends that point toward a general slowdown. While the rest of the

Is Breaking Height Limits Key To A Better Vancouver?
Construction Management Is Breaking Height Limits Key To A Better Vancouver?

A pivotal redevelopment proposal for a corner at Oak Street and West 49th Avenue is forcing a city-wide conversation about the future of urban living, pitting established community plans against the pressing demands for housing and amenities. Local developer Elevate has submitted a rezoning

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