Impact of Deportation Fears on Construction Costs
Sector: Construction • Location: United States
Source: Bisnow
The article discusses how fears of deportation among immigrant workers are leading to increased labor costs in the construction industry, with estimates suggesting a potential rise of up to 25%. This situation is exacerbated by a labor shortage and the reliance on foreign-born workers, which could further impact project timelines and costs.
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- Construction
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- United States of America
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- 22 Jul 2026
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- Bisnow
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Description | The article discusses how fears of deportation among immigrant workers are leading to increased labor costs in the construction industry, with estimates suggesting a potential rise of up to 25%. This situation is exacerbated by a labor shortage and the reliance on foreign-born workers, which could further impact project timelines and costs. |
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Article published date | 2025-03-28 |
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