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Elevated interest rates for home mortgages and construction and development loans kept single-family production and demand in check during June.

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SBCA Executive Director, Lohse, gives an update on component market share, BCMC, and a new SBCA Safety Coordinator position.

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Justin and Ken share their insights on how the market has changed in just a matter of weeks and how the interactions with the supply have impacted...

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Chris Tatge is the current NFC Representative on the SBCA Board of Directors; he has been involved with the Structural Building Components...

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SBCA is excited to announce the release of the SBCA Foundation Hardship Fund.

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Inputs to residential construction, goods less food and energy, rose 0.19% in the month of June according to the most recent producer price index...

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Federal workplace safety inspectors have cited an Illinois construction contractor for again exposing employees to falls from elevation as they did...

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Lohse recaps the Bellevue OQM, provides leadership updates and discusses the SBCA Foundation Hardship Grant.

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Fall protection equipment is vital for protecting individuals working at heights.

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A Boaz mobile home manufacturer could have prevented a 62-year-old roofing laborer's fatal fall had the employer followed required fall protection...

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A five-man crew's first day working to remove tar and stone from metal roof panels at a Macon warehouse ended abruptly in November 2023 when a...

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A construction contractor could have prevented an employee’s fatal fall at a Smyrna, New York job site in December 2023 by providing adequate fall...

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