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March / April 2022 Issue (Volume 55, Number 2)

Business Facilities

Business Facilities' March / April 2022 issue focuses on the global supply chain, logistics, foreign direct investment, industrial parks, manufacturing, life sciences, and more.

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Will Banking Sector Uncertainty Cause a Slowdown in New Construction?

Pro Builder

While elevated interest rates have made construction less profitable since the final quarter of 2022, recent banking turmoil is increasing headwinds for residential developers. months in March, its lowest level since August 2022, Construction Dive reports. As lending standards tightened, construction backlog decreased to 8.7

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ENR New York Set to Publish 2022 Top Construction Starts

ENR Construction

The March print issue of ENR New York will include some of the region's largest 2022 construction starts.

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The Mortgage Rate Madness Continues—Where Are Borrowing Costs Headed From Here?

Pro Builder

Here's what housing experts have to say about today's homebuying conditions The Federal Reserve has issued 10 rate hikes since March 2022 in an ongoing effort to tame rampant inflation in the U.S. economy, but after soaring into the 7% range during the fourth quarter of 2022, mortgage rates are now falling.

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A Mid-Pandemic Housing Bubble Is Bursting, and Home Prices Are Doing a 180

Pro Builder

Mon, 11/14/2022 - 10:45. home prices between March 2020 and June 2022, but as a homebuying bubble begins to burst, buyer activity is falling, and so too are home prices in some popular metro areas. Of course, that's exactly what we've seen in 2022.

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Barratt legacy building costs jump an extra £180m

Construction Enquirer

The firm, which in 2022 set aside £412m to cover remediation costs, has now upped the estimates after completing its review of reinforced concrete frame buildings and finalising the extent of fire safety and external wall system repairs.

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Metro Denver Drops to the 5th Least Affordable U.S. Market

Pro Builder

Wed, 04/13/2022 - 10:45. Denver moved from the country’s eighth least affordable metro to the fifth in March after home sold prices rose 23% year-over-year to a staggering $564,990, over 6 times the median household income, The Denver Post reports. Metro Denver Drops to the 5th Least Affordable U.S.

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