Auckland's residential construction sector is experiencing a notable downturn, with the latest data revealing a sharp decline in the number of new dwellings completed. This decline is most clearly reflected in the significant reduction in the issuance of Code Compliance Certificates (CCCs), which
Connecticut is facing a dire housing crisis, deeply intertwined with a significant shortage in the skilled construction workforce. This confluence of challenges threatens the physical, economic, and environmental health of the state. The solution lies in a strategic focus on revitalizing the
The PropTech Breakthrough Awards have emerged as a pivotal annual event in the real estate technology industry, celebrating innovations and transformative advancements. Held in Los Angeles, the awards highlight significant contributions across various categories, from smart building technology to
In recent years, the residential building sector has experienced unprecedented wage growth, a trend that has garnered attention from industry analysts, workers, and policymakers alike. With wages increasing by 9.0% year-over-year as of June 2024, the fastest rate since December 2018, the labor
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Producer Price Index (PPI) for June 2024 has brought to light significant fluctuations in residential construction costs. This data, curated and analyzed by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), presents a critical snapshot of the rising
America is in the throes of an affordable housing crunch that has left policymakers and stakeholders scrambling for innovative solutions. At the epicenter of this debate is Ivan Rupnik, an architect whose voice is increasingly resonant as he champions a novel approach grounded in history. By
