Construction Permits Granted for New Dwelling in Rittenhouse Square
Rittenhouse Square, October 9, 2025 News Summary Permits have been granted for a new single-family dwelling at 524 South 17th Street in Rittenhouse Square. The three-story structure will cover 1,933 square feet and includes various modern design features. The project aims to enhance the housing landscape in this vibrant neighborhood while adhering to zoning regulations. With […]
San Diego Advances in Housing Development Amid Competition
San Diego, October 9, 2025 News Summary San Diego has made significant progress in housing development, permitting 31,458 homes since the current administration began. However, competition from cities like New York and Dallas remains a challenge. The city is focused on affordable housing, yet the demand for new homes continues to outpace supply, showcasing ongoing issues […]
Beyond Law Group Acquires Hawkswell Kilvington
Manchester, October 9, 2025 News Summary Beyond Law Group has successfully acquired the construction law firm Hawkswell Kilvington, enhancing its services in the construction law sector. This acquisition marks the fifth specialist legal practice within Beyond Law Group, expanding its workforce to over 130 employees. Hawkswell Kilvington will continue to operate under its name, ensuring a […]
City of Victoria Issues Building Permits
Victoria, October 2, 2025 News Summary The City of Victoria issued 29 building permits this week, reflecting ongoing development in the area. The total value of permits reached $2,620, with various projects from residential to commercial alterations. Notable permits included a new commercial alteration at 607 Fillmore Ave and 14 residential permits for additions and repairs […]
Washington State Sees Sharp Decline in Residential Construction Permits
Washington State, October 2, 2025 News Summary Washington state has reported a significant drop in residential construction permits, returning to levels not seen since 2013. About 33,000 permits were issued last year, contrasting with previous peaks before the pandemic. Industry leaders are concerned about various factors such as policy changes, rising costs, and lengthy permit timelines […]
Major Construction and Demolition Planned at Universal Orlando’s Islands of Adventure
Universal Orlando, Florida, October 2, 2025 News Summary Universal Orlando is set to undertake major construction and demolition work spanning 4.9 acres at its Islands of Adventure theme park, particularly in the Lost Continent area. This project will introduce new retail and attraction buildings, alongside replacing outdated attractions like the Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit. Park analysts […]
Ohio Passes House Bill 96, Transforming Public Construction Laws
Ohio, October 2, 2025 News Summary Ohio has implemented House Bill 96, reforming public construction laws to simplify contractor selection and modernize project management. Key changes include a new ‘Best Value Selection’ process, ranking contractors based on qualifications, and allowing simultaneous requests for qualifications and proposals. Additionally, subcontractors are no longer disqualified for non-compliance with diversity […]
New Visa Program for Non-Americans in Construction Proposed
Washington, D.C., September 25, 2025 News Summary A proposal for a new visa program targeting non-American workers in the construction sector has been introduced in the House of Representatives. The Essential Workers for Economic Advancement Act aims to address the ongoing labor shortages faced by construction firms across the nation, many of which report difficulties in […]
Australia’s Construction Industry Faces Major Waste Crisis
Australia, September 25, 2025 News Summary Australia’s construction sector has been identified as the largest contributor to waste in the country, generating an alarming 29% of total waste. Reports show significant resource loss, with key materials like concrete and timber leading to costly environmental impacts. Recommendations for tackling this crisis include enhancing accountability, fostering a circular […]
Construction Begins for Willows Shopping Center in Cookeville
Cookeville, September 25, 2025 News Summary Construction has commenced on the new Willows Shopping Center in Cookeville, which is set to feature a Target store and create hundreds of jobs. The $60 million project aims to enhance the shopping experience in the area, with plans for additional retail and dining options. The center will also benefit […]