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ARLINGTON, VA—However, the Associated General Contractors' Ken Simonson expresses concern over a shortage of qualified workers, which could lead to a slowdown in construction workers.
Canada's regulatory and liability landscape is less black and white than the Innocent Landowner requirements in the US, and thorough due diligence is arguably even more critical to adequately protect against losses and liabilities when investing in Canada. Nicole Shelton discusses the local nuances those investing across the border should be aware of.
DETROIT—Like many owner/operators, Pogoda found that the industry's low cap rate environment made this a great time to sell a big chunk of its operations.
NEW YORK CITY—It seems everywhere you turn here there is a construction crane or workers with hard hats toiling on a new project. Thanks to a continued influx of new major residential and commercial developments, construction activity in New York City rose 31% to $26.1 billion in 2014 as compared to a year earlier.
MADISON, NJ—A joint venture consisting of Normandy Real Estate Partners, MRY Associates and HP Giralda 2014 LLC today announced that it has acquired a 40 acre land site in the Giralda Farms campus in Madison, NJ and will develop the parcel for office space.
SAN FRANCISCO—Report from Colliers shows continued rapid growth, and Colliers says San Francisco business climate is now as vibrant as that of any US city after New York.
ATLANTA—Trimont's Greg Winchester tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire what is driving the construction lending resurgence. Do his theories pan out with broader industry numbers?