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Three Benefits of Adaptive Reuse Projects
Developers are finding tremendous opportunities in reviving older office buildings, writes Jason Weeks, regional vice president of Brasfield & Gorrie.
By Jason Weeks

Construction
See How a Grand Prairie Company Builds Its Prefabricated Houses in a Factory
We got an inside look at prefab home construction company HiFab’s brand-new facility.

Dallas 500
Meet the Dallas 500: Dev Rastogi
The vice president and Dallas executive for AECOM talks about her leadership strategies, what she would change about the construction industry, and more.
By D CEO Staff

Dallas 500
Meet the Dallas 500: Raymond Sedey
The chairman and CEO of McCarthy Holdings talks about learning through the pandemic, who his go-to adviser is, and his key leadership strategy.
By Ben Swanger

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Navigating DFW’s Tight Construction Labor Market
Adolfson & Peterson regional president Will Pender says the scarcity of workers has reached a crisis level in North Texas.
By Will Pender
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Meet the Force Behind Texas’ Largest Black-Owned Construction and Real Estate Company
Gerald Alley and his brother were raised in the Jim Crow South. They built up Con-Real by challenging the status quo.
By Barry Shlachter

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Navigating the Rough Construction Materials Market
In the second part of a two-part series about hyper volatility seen today in the market, industry experts weigh in on solutions.

Commercial Real Estate
How the Pandemic Has Impacted the Construction Industry’s Recruitment
The workforce gap in the construction industry is not going away, especially without continued efforts on education, recruitment, and training.
By Nate Kowallis

Commercial Real Estate
Despite Challenges, Talley Riggins Construction Group President Says Now is the Time to Build
To understand why bad news for construction firms can be good news for clients, let’s look at the current market.
By John Riggins

Commercial Real Estate
The Construction Industry Steels for Price Hikes
Materials costs are an ongoing concern for general contractors in North Texas, where activity remains brisk.
By Thomas Korosec