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Report: Material, Labor Shortages Continue to Affect Construction Industry

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By Catherine Sweeney  Despite nearly two years of difficulty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the construction industry is making a steady comeback. According to a recent construction outlook report from JLL, the construction industry continues to see heightened demand, though the industry’s labor shortage and materials shortage continue to drive up prices and cause major […]

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