068: Rising Construction Costs

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Recorded05 May 2021

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The cost of some building materials has risen more than 170% over the past year. Changes like that obviously impact construction costs. Some firms are seeing projects put on hold to 'wait it out,' while others have clients canceling projects because suddenly they can only afford a portion of what they'd hoped for. This is our current reality, so how will this explosion of costs effect your practice in the long-term?

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