Collective Bargaining Developments in Construction

The relationship between contractors, subcontractors and construction labor unions is a complex one. The heart of the relationship is the collective bargaining agreement and the bargaining process. Too often, contractors feel like passengers on a train that has already left the station, with little formal background in the framework for bargaining, their ability to influence the bargaining agreement, and the options they may have whether an 8f or 9a contractor.
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Reduce your building carbon footprint and save on energy bills using smart technology

Watch this webinar — part of the Global PropTech #15 online event on the impact of ESG — if you want to gain a better understanding of how smart technology can reduce the carbon footprint of buildings.
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Seniors Housing Valuation Outlook — What’s Ahead in 2022?

With the new year just around the corner, Seniors Housing Business magazine will host a webinar to discuss where valuations are and what 2022 holds for the seniors housing industry. While occupancy and construction starts aren’t expected to rebound to pre-pandemic levels until late 2022, some industry experts are forecasting turbo-charged investment activity in the new year. Given the amount of dry powder private equity firms have on hand and are looking to deploy, seniors housing’s strong market fundamentals make it an attractive option.
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2019 Self-Directed Real Estate Market Report Webinar

Equity Trust Company

Jump-start your real estate investing education for 2019 with exclusive insight into Equity Trust clients’ self-directed real estate investments. Join Equity Trust Sales Manager, John Bowens, for this exclusive on-demand webinar to see newly released data on the types of real estate investments Equity Trust clients are making, where they’re investing, and more.
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Future-Proofing Real Estate Investment – How Industry Leaders are Factoring in Climate Risk

Urban Land Institute

Currently, a substantial amount of real estate assets are located in coastal cities vulnerable to the effects of climate change, from catastrophic events such as hurricanes and flooding, to more gradual changes such as sea level rise or extreme heat. Recent research has shown that the impact of real and perceived risks of climate change are already beginning to be reflected in pricing of residential real estate, and commercial real estate may be next.
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