Construction Costs, Tariffs & Labor

The state's grid already had the interconnection built. That is the whole pitch.

The Park Hill Owners Association settled a construction-defect suit over its 10-unit Winter Park townhome complex for $26.5M, about $2.65M per unit.

Our permit wire caught the Design District's marquee-architect office and retail project moving from render to steel.

Related Ross's twin CityPlace office towers are climbing out of the ground, with steel and slab now visible above downtown West Palm Beach's skyline.

A vacant Edgewater assemblage just got a $61 million vertical permit, the first hard construction milestone on the site the county's tax roll still lists as empty land.

A nine-floor, 450,000 square foot office permit is new construction, not a renovation, at $350 a foot in a market where fresh office supply has been scarce.

The permit itself, not a survey, gives builders a current Miami-Dade hard-cost number: $192,750 per unit on an 80-unit workforce project.

The staff report concedes the mall's main entrance closes. The product answer is to turn the pad inside out and give it its own front door.

Taking data center work means running four times the monthly volume through a safety program built for something else, and the exposure lands on your EMR.

Agents disclose it, builders quote against it, and the 2026 expansion bill never made it out of committee.

Duty is assessed on the date of entry, not the sailing date. That makes the gap after July 24 a customs scheduling question, not a procurement strategy.

Moratoriums are a zoning risk. Attaching labor conditions to the utility rate is a different failure mode: the project still gets approved, it just stops penciling.

Power gets built first and the load follows. Mississippi County, Arkansas is the clearest example yet of generation-led site selection.

One month of falling oil masked a year of tariff-driven escalation in the metals that actually build towers.

If the math holds, workforce housing stops being a subsidy product and starts being a cost-basis product.

The former Pfizer HQ was deemed stable, but the near-miss puts a price on the diligence conversions of aging stock now demand.

A $25M funding gap and tariff-driven cost pressure stalled the 357-unit project, testing mass timber's economics.