The pandemic has presented an unprecedented challenge, and multifamily leaders have been forced to adapt. Michael Zaransky outlines some ways to soften the blow of supply chain issues.
Source: Inman News
How homebuilders can take the sting out of supply chain woes
Published in construction prices, home building, homeselling, lumber, Michael Zaransky, multifamily construction, Opinion, Property Portfolio, Select and supply chain
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