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Daniel Ezra, Principal
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Commemorating The Labor That Goes Into Being A Developer.
On this Labor Day the Owner’s Representatives at DAE Group would like to celebrate the special kind of “labor” that goes into being a developer of a real estate project … such as the personal control it takes to deal with never-ending change order requests or the stamina required to cope with neighborhood groups. For details read the blog.
Soft Costs In Construction
Soft costs are any costs that are not considered direct construction costs or “hard costs.” These costs typically are associated with non-tangible items, such as design, fees, taxes, and insurance. Soft costs can be a significant part of a project’s budget. Types of...
Hard Costs In Construction
Hard costs are often referred to as “brick-and-mortar costs,” and refer to any costs associated with the physical construction of the building or project,Under any equipment used, and any labor associated with the construction of the project. Because hard costs are...