The First Step to Labor Shortage Relief

The First Step to Labor Shortage Relief

Nov 26, 2019 | Best Practices, Insights

By Rodney Logan, Vice President of Construction Take a moment and think about your career. How did you get to where you are now? Were there any opportunities you took that opened doors for you? One of the things I love about our company is the focus we put on...

New Columbia State Garage Resolves Parking Issue on Campus

Nov 25, 2019 | News

This article written by Tori Keafer first appeared on the Williamson Herald website. For the last few years, Columbia State Community College’s Williamson County campus has faced a problem not unfamiliar to most college campuses — limited parking. But Friday morning,...

Keeping Patients Safe in Major Hospital Renovations and Expansions

Nov 25, 2019 | News

The article first appeared on the Healthcare Facilities Today website. It’s no secret that the volume of hospital renovation and expansion projects happening across the United States continues to accelerate, leaving no shortage of work for general contractors....
Why Demand is Still High in Multifamily Market

Why Demand is Still High in Multifamily Market

Nov 21, 2019 | Industry Trends, Insights

By Michael Parks, Vice President of Florida Division In 2019 alone, we built, or are currently building, nearly 4,000 apartment units and many of those projects are for repeat clients. In fact, nationwide there are more than 600,000 multifamily units currently under...

Birmingham Companies Building New Student Housing at Georgia Tech

Nov 13, 2019 | News

This article, by Beza Eyob, originally appeared on the Birmingham Business Journal website. Centennial Lofts is now in progress at Georgia Tech, with Hoar Construction leading its development. Located across the street from Bobby Dodd Stadium, the building will...