External fraud costs the construction industry up to $1 billion annually, with scams targeting high-value materials, supply chains, and tight project timelines. To mitigate risks, construction companies can implement preventive measures like enhanced site security, supplier screening, and strong internal controls.
With changing work habits, increasing demands for flexible spaces, and modifications to urban planning, the conversion of commercial office buildings into new uses has gained popularity. Learn about the future of commercial office conversions and transforming workspaces.
As we approach the year-end, many investors take a step back to evaluate their investments to analyze the performance during a given year. Commercial real estate is an attractive investment sector because it can offer significant returns for discerning investors. Learn about the main tool used to determine the profitability and potential success of a commercial real estate investment.
Discover the benefits of being located within a Virginia Enterprise Zone. In this webinar recording, you will learn who is eligible, what grants are available, and how to apply.
This year alone, payment delays in the construction industry have added an estimated $280 billion to costs, forcing many companies to rely on personal savings, credit cards, or retirement funds to keep operations running. Implementing an effective accounts receivable (AR) strategy can help construction businesses improve collections, stabilize cash flow, and reduce the financial strain caused by delayed payments.
Learn effective strategies needed to mitigate your financial and IT risks to address the sophisticated ransomware and social engineering attacks facing businesses today.
FinCEN has issued a final rule, effective December 1, 2025, requiring certain real estate professionals to report non-financed residential property transactions involving legal entities or trusts to combat money laundering. The rule targets high-risk transactions used by illicit actors to obscure identities and launder money through the U.S. housing market.
AI is reshaping the real estate industry, offering unprecedented efficiency and precision. However, while AI brings significant opportunities, it also introduces challenges that must be carefully managed.
AI offers incredible opportunities for the construction industry, but it also brings challenges that require careful management. By thoroughly evaluating the risks and rewards, construction companies can unlock AI’s full potential, driving unprecedented innovation and growth in their projects.
AI is revolutionizing real estate by enhancing property management, market analysis, and transactions. Predictive maintenance and smart building technologies optimize operations, while automated contract management and fraud detection streamline transactions. Despite challenges, AI's potential to add up to $180 billion in value makes it essential for future growth and innovation.
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