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True story…. About a month ago, I left a high paying job to take the plunge with my brother into entrepreneurship! Here is what I have learned so far: 1. I don’t like being called a boss. I would rather my team refer to me as their partner. To many leaders think of themselves above others, and that they must be served by their ‘underlings.’ The truth is: you serve your people! 2. Great teams are not just built by finding the most talented people, but rather investing in the RIGHT people. I choose to work with people who are teachable and that want to do great things. True talent is a focus on effort and consistency spread out over a long period of time. 3. I want to transform the construction industry. I have had the priveledge of speaking with so many homeowners and business owners recently. The primary issues I hear are - unreliable contractors, long wait times, and a lack of accountability. My Town Construction is NOT perfect, but we are invested in getting better everyday! Our team is committed to getting better everyday. I am committed to getting better everyday. I am honored to serve this community and to bring visions into reality. So here is my sales pitch today: How can My Town Construction be of value to you? #learning #growing #committedtoexcellence #mytownconstruction #yourtownisourtown

Last year, the Planning and Environment Committee (PEC) pledged 47,000 new residential units by 2031 within London, but this has raised questions about where these new units will be built. Steve Lehman, Chair of the PEC, has said they'll hopefully be built along transit routes, especially considering the newly underway Wellington Gateway, and the PEC has approved several infill projects, on the basis that "Three to four storeys is not a radical departure in changing the character [of a neighbourhood],” What do you think? Are infill and refit projects the answer the the complexities around continuous new-builds and built-for-purpose properties? #construction #residential #builtenvironment

Did you know we built a project right by Lake Norman last year? 🤔 Carolina Multifamily Construction consistently builds projects in sought after communities year after year. Where do you think we’ll build next? Comment below ⤵️ #CMC #CMCMultiFamily #CarolinaMultiFamilyConstruction #NorthCarolina #LakeNorman #MultiFamilyIndustry

🗞️ News: Barratt’s acquisition of Redrow: the numbers and key players The housing sector woke this morning to the news of an extraordinary £2.5bn deal that will massively increase the size of the largest housebuilder in the UK. The combined Barratt Developments plc Redrow housebuilding group, if approved by regulators and shareholders, would dwarf other players in the UK market. Source: Building Magazine #BuildingServices #BuildingDesign #BuildingEngineering #CIBSE #BuildingServicesRecruitment #MEP #MEPEngineering #MEPEngineer #Rics #PropertyDesign #architecture #Construction #Urban #Design #Engineering #BuildingPerformance #fire #Sustainability #VT #VerticalTransportation #Fire #FireEngineering #RealEstate #HouseBuilding #London #MEPDesign #CIOB #Property #TheBuildingServicesPodcast #BuildingPodcast #BuildingServicesBlog

New construction is a good thing for housing markets. What does this mean for Indianapolis’s evolving landscape? To continue reading article, click here: https://lnkd.in/gR3A9ZTH #newconstruction #evolvinglandscape #IndianapolisPropertyManagement

Multifamily 🏘️🏘️ construction cycles are typically self-correcting. Trust the logic, and trust the bigger picture (new habitat concepts, density and proximity themes). Bottoming-out is underway✔️ #multifamilyrealestate #multifamilyconstruction #tableaudeveloper

Questions about Round 4 and how municipalities are handling the important deadlines? Please join me and this esteemed panel for a webinar on September 5th

For all those forward thinking developers, check this one out.

Uncover the truths about #PassiveHouse construction and learn why it's gaining momentum in Multifamily developments! From energy savings to building costs, Brian Skender debunks six common myths and clarifies the differences between Passive House, LEED and Net Zero building standards.   Pictured: Skender under construction at Fifth City Commons, a 43-unit, all-electric, Passive-House affordable housing complex and retail space on Chicago’s West Side.   Read Brian’s article in Multi-Housing News: https://lnkd.in/dfBXaJa5