Construction Labor Shortages Continue
Generally, US construction firms are optimistic about 2019. Forecasters project industrywide growth in the commercial, residential and industrial sectors. Still, a persistent labor shortage of
Category: Infrastructure
New Options for Reverse Commuters
Modern Labor Force vs Traditional Commuting Patterns Since the 1950’s the public transportation model in Illinois focused on the traditional commute. Government and business adapted to a residential-focused
Access to Labor Again Becoming an Important Location Consideration
As the economy slowly regains momentum, we again hear more talk from clients about the importance of a location’s accessibility to a quality labor pool.
Milwaukee Avenue Trumps the Tollway
Increasingly, Milwaukee Avenue is becoming the preferred office location in Southern Lake County, Illinois as a result of its rich mix of amenities and superior
Illinois Business Climate?
There is a lot of discussion about the potential failings of the business climate in Illinois but sometimes we lose perspective on the issue. Doing
Dependable Power
The dependability of power service is increasingly becoming a vital site location consideration. The storms which have plagued Northeastern Illinois over the last month have
Lake County Green Conference
Green buildings and green economy jobs are becoming increasingly important to our economy. The College of Lake County (CLC) is hosting its second annual conference on growing