Baker Tilly's podcast series specifically for professionals in the multifamily housing industry
Lumber prices have soared, tripling over the past 12 months forcing developers to adjust project plans and bids accordingly. As reported by the National Association of Home Builders, the price of an average new single-family home has increased by $35,872. Despite low interest rates, these high construction costs can be a game changer for a project’s bottom line. In this episode our multifamily housing specialists share how you can mitigate material cost increases, what you should think about if currently bidding a job or projecting a future bid, how to identify project scope items for efficiencies and when the lumber cost increase is expected to stabilize.
Special guest
Spencer Skinner, Senior Manager at Baker Tilly
With more than 20 years of real estate experience, Spencer Skinner has managed projects in multiple markets, including affordable and market rate multifamily residential, senior living, municipal, corporate and hospitality environments. He specializes in managing the real estate development life cycle, from financing and design, through construction. He ensures schedule and budget expectations are met and projects are completed with the utmost efficiency.
For articles, webinars and additional resources for developers, housing authorities, property managers, state housing credit agencies and lenders, visit our multifamily housing page.
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