An owner controlled insurance program is a single insurance plan designed to cover nearly all liability arising from a construction project. OCIPs combine the coverage benefits of several key ...

Note: This is the most recent release of our Cities With the Most Homebuyers Under 25 study. To see data from previous years, please visit the Full Results section below. The red-hot residential real ...

Investing in home improvements varies by location due to factors such as cost of living, local economic conditions, and the housing market. Our researchers ranked U.S. states and metros according to ...

Job costing is an accounting method that enables contractors and construction companies to track, budget, and manage the costs associated with individual projects. Unlike traditional accounting, which ...

Construction accounting software allows contractors and other construction professionals to accurately track money coming into and out of their businesses. Unlike general accounting software, ...

As a contractor or estimator, you know how important it is to estimate construction project costs accurately. However, projecting a job’s material, labor, and equipment costs can be difficult when ...

Note: This is the most recent release of our Best-Paying Cities for Construction Workers study. To see data from previous years, please visit the Full Results section below. According to recently ...

Note: This is the most recent release of our U.S. Cities Investing the Most in Home Improvements study. To see data from previous years, please visit the Full Results section below. During the early ...

The need for affordable housing in the United States has never been greater. After a dizzying run-up in residential real estate prices and rents in the last few years, housing costs are putting a ...

Commercial property insurance is coverage that protects a business’s real property. This includes commercial buildings and structures, as well as assets like equipment, technology, furniture, and ...

Surety bonds are a financial agreement in which a surety or guarantor agrees to compensate one party if another party is unable to meet an obligation, like meeting professional licensing standards or ...