COVID-19: Architecture Billings Remained Flat Throughout the Summer
The American Institute of Architects is reporting billings remained flat in August, registering a below average score of about 40 for the third
The American Institute of Architects is reporting billings remained flat in August, registering a below average score of about 40 for the third
Plummeting oil prices and the pandemic hit Texas land prices hard, according to a Texas A&M report
The $322 billion in PPP will likely only cover the backlog of applications that could not be addressed by lenders in the first round
With Senate passage of the Paycheck Protection Program replenishment bill, small businesses must now await a House vote
Construction companies got the largest share of Paycheck Protection Program loans in the first round of funding
VBX Survey Gauges Contractors Reaction to COVID-19 Shut-Down Posted: 4-17-2020 by Brenda Romano San Antonio (Bexar County) - In early April, the Virtual Builders Exchange (VBX) conducted a survey of its members to gauge reaction to the COVID-19 sh
Construction crews must now cover their faces while out and about, according to new local rules
San Antonio’s construction industry has come together amidst the Coronavirus crisis to exchange best practices
The TWDB agreed to an amendment to the 2020 cycle water infrastructure fund that leaves local governments in the dark about crucial terms affecting their loan applications
The TDHCA grant the executive director temporary powers to extend deadlines on apartment projects impacted by COVID-19