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Taking The Burn Out Of Escalating Construction Costs

The RegistryMarch 12, 20183 Mins read511

By Adam Felson The cost to build commercial office space is not getting any cheaper thanks to material increases, labor shortages and the demand of our vibrant market. NAIOP reported 8 percent price jumps of drywall and steel products over the past twelve months, with other building materials similarly on the rise. The Associated General […]

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