Tower’s tuning fork design conquers tight site Bordered by train tracks and water, a narrow 2.5-acre plaza in Chicago is finally being developed; Innovative, core-supported structure and record-setting cantilevering columns maximize the site; Small footprint flares from 6,000-sq-ft floorplates at base to 29,000-sq-ft floors on upper 46 levels. They came, they saw… they took a… Read More Squeezing Skyscrapers In
Interesting theory on why home prices continue to rise. (See Below) Here >>> One Reason Homes Cost So Much A House by Tom Kundig
A solid economy means companies are growing, governments have bigger budgets, bets are made on RE development, and a construction industry thrives. Unfortunately like I have written before the construction industry is having a huge labor shortage. A labor shortage in an industry that is booming will naturally drive up prices of building, expanding, or renovating. In the… Read More KC Construction Boom: Sparks New Way of Doing Business
While in high school I remember a reoccurring theme, go to college so you won’t have to “dig a ditch” for the rest of your life. The dig a ditch was referring to anything in the blue-collar industry. It is as if society classifies the construction industry as something to avoid, and viewed as an uneducated lowbrow… Read More A Cutting-Edge Industry with a Depleting Workforce
After catching a glimpse of Donald Trump’s “town hall” in New Hampshire today, the most captivating subject was not the Magnificent Trump Wall he is going to have Mexico fund, but it is that Trump does in fact own some of the most luxurious hotels and commercial real estate in the states, trump would agree.… Read More Forget Politics, Donald Trump’s Pipeline Real Estate Projects Are WAY More Exciting
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