Qualified Opportunity Zones: The New Guidance to Adopt Now

New guidance on Qualified Opportunity Zones (QOZ) makes year-end 2026 a critical planning point for existing investments, written working capital plans, and post-2026 property acquisitions.

The hidden cost of bad data in construction’s AI race

The construction industry is racing to adopt AI. The tools are multiplying every week and so is the pressure to implement them before a competitor does.

Architects should focus on places, not just buildings

The Architects’ Journal Architects should focus on places, not just buildings The profession has done well to adopt a philosophy of retrofit-first. At the outset of every such project we mustn’t forget what makes this particular place meaningful, argues Lee Davies The post Architects should focus on places, not just buildings appeared first on The Architects’ Journal will hurst

Thames Water could adopt ‘local public control supervisory structure’, says creditor group

London & Valley Water (L&VW) - a representative subset of the creditor group holding more than £17bn of Thames Water’s Class A and super senior debt – has issued a statement “in response to press speculation surrounding Thames Water’s restructuring efforts”. The post Thames Water could adopt ‘local public control supervisory structure’, says creditor group appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Quinn London joins employee-ownership club

Quinn London has moved into employee ownership, becoming the latest construction firm to adopt the model. In a LinkedIn post, the London-based main contractor said it had established an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) to hold shares for the benefit of its staff. The company was… The post Quinn London joins employee-ownership club appeared first on Construction News.

Will the Construction Industry be forced to, or choose to, adopt Cryptocurrencies?