R. Olson Construction significantly reduces claim costs through focus on risk and claims management

The U.S. real estate market in 2026 is being remade by an economic backdrop that stresses capital, tests cash-flow durability, and accelerates differentiation across locations and property types. In some locations, higher interest rates, slower rent growth in some sectors, and changing policy and insurance dynamics are not just ...

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), 1,034 workplace deaths took place in the construction industry in 2024. While construction hazards that cause death are typically associated with falls, getting struck by a piece of heavy equipment, or electrocutions, a recent study conducted by the Centers for Disease ...

The real estate market is navigating a period of transition: tighter lending standards, shifting occupier preferences, and an increased focus on climate and regulatory risks. For owners, investors, and occupiers, the challenge is not predicting each market turn but building resilience so portfolios can withstand volatility and capture opportunity. ...