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Posted: December 30, 2022
2022 Year in Review: Randy Catlin, Windover Construction
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Executive Vice President & COO
Windover Construction
What emerging trends will drive investment and development in 2023?
The market is extremely volatile, and with costs high, interest rates rising, and a possible recession looming, the need to make decisions quickly when it comes to construction is critical. What might be a viable option in January may need to change by June. Using our model-based estimating, field modeling, and digital mockups to provide data in hours or days, instead of weeks or months, helps us equip our clients and teams with the information they need to make those critical decisions quickly. Using technology and other tools to drive decision-making early in the planning phases will also keep construction moving forward through this uncertainty around the economy.
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