A new contractor survey from DXD Capital reveals that while material costs and deportation-related labor disruptions are mounting, aggressive subcontractor pricing is offering developers a narrow window of opportunity heading into 2026. The West Coast construction market is entering 2026 caught between two opposing forces: tariff-fueled material cost increases and a wave of subcontractor price […]
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