Labor Shortage

The recovery is real, but with it comes a major concern over the availability of trained labor, says KPRS Construction Services prez Joel Stensby; the increase in number of projects puts stress on the current labor pool. That, as well as potential material increases, will put upward pressure on pricing in the near future. Joel and other industry experts will be panelists at Bisnow’s third annual OC State of the Market at the Hotel Irvine on March 20. Sign up now.

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