From apartment construction to luxury condominiums, to townhomes, Dallas is welcoming all types of multifamily residential buildings. The city has to because the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area is once again expected to enjoy the largest population increase in America. With an increase of nearly 1.35 million people since 2010, one might think that the migration would slow down in the 2020s. On the contrary, Cushman …
Quite simply, we’re seeing senior housing change in front of our eyes. From an almost institutional look thirty years ago to today’s amenity-rich developments, architecture for the elderly is evolving. This is being led by the top ten senior housing architects in America. The best architects are those that blend these senior living structures into the community seamlessly. And whether they’re …
With the Baby Boomer generation starting to age out of independent living, the top senior housing developers in the United States are showing why they’ve been in business for so long. Simply put, they’ve shown they can adapt. Like many of the new mixed-use developments popping up across the nation, senior housing is being built in the same way. Multiple housing types are …
Staff Zone Expands During COVID-19 For more than 15 years, BuildCentral customer Staff Zone has provided general and skilled labor to the construction industry. Despite COVID-19, Staff Zone is proud to say it is now expanding into three new markets. These new facilities will be located in Florida, Tennessee, and Nevada and each branch will have a fleet of vans …
The Second City’s Busiest Architects When one thinks of tech hubs in America, your mind will usually go straight to Silicon Valley or San Francisco. Chicago usually isn’t too high on the list, but the Windy City is finally drawing more tech jobs and people into its limits. In 2017 and 2018, the city’s tech labor force grew 8% higher than 2015 and 2016. …
Who are some of the top Multifamily architects in Denver? In the 2010s, Denver added approximately 127,000 people to its population. The attractiveness of the city means that architects who specialize in multifamily construction will be licking their chops for years to come. Even if there’s a decline through the 2020s, it seems likely that Denver will continue to add around …
Show Me Where the Seniors Will Live The National Investment Center for Seniors Housing and Care (NIC) has determined that nearly 881,000 senior units will be needed before 2030. Here at BuildCentral, we track senior housing construction projects in both metropolitan and rural areas. Today, we’re going to look at ten senior housing developments throughout the Ozark State. From larger cities to the smaller …
Where will the people of the city that never sleeps, actually rest their heads in the future? The answer to that question is simple: Everywhere. New multifamily developments are being planned for each borough and each neighborhood. Over 36,000 residential units were filed with the city in 2019, a 7.1% increase from 2018. Out of the five boroughs, Brooklyn led the way, with the Bronx, …
UPDATE: April 1, 2020 The Covid-19 outbreak has resulted in Governor DeSantis locking down Florida as of April 1. However, construction is considered an essential business per Executive Order 20-89. BuildCentral will continue to inform you of any changes that might arise in the status of construction in Florida. A Bright Future in Construction for the Sunshine State When you think of …
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