Meyers Research Chief Economist Ali Wolf and Senior Managing Principal Tim Sullivan will dive into the current residential construction market, addressing what the pandemic means for economic growth, how different industries will be affected, and how to look at the next recession.

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(Written June 8, 2020)  A decade ago housing was seen as the big culprit in driving the U.S. economy into the abyss during the Great Recession, however this time around, the housing market could lead U.S. economic recovery once the COVID-19 pandemic subsides.

As more Indiana business continue to reopen, it is important to have an action plan in place.

The new requirement went in to effect Tuesday, May 26. It should be noted that the new guidance applies only to employers currently subject to OSHA’s recordkeeping requirements. Due to employee size limitations, many home builders are exempt from most of the new requirements.

Every business is different, even if they are in the same industry. COVID-19 has effected every business in one way or another, but what makes sense for one business may be disaster for another.  Click the button below to read the 10 questions you should keep in mind while reopening your business.

NEW updates on municipalities’ permit and inspection processes to continue business can be found here.

(Written May 8, 2020) Engineering, construction, and building materials have a vital role to play in a post-pandemic recovery of our communities and economies. Seven actions can help companies prepare for the next normal.

Check out this history of mortgage rates chart since 1972, provided by Wells Fargo.

Governor Holcomb’s Executive Order 20-26: Roadmap to Reopen Indiana requires businesses reopening to develop a plan to ensure a safe environment for their employees, customers, clients, and members by Monday, May 11.  IBA compiled a couple resources to assist our members in this.

In an address on May 1st, Governor Holcomb announced a 5 Stage re-opening approach to getting Indiana “Back on Track.”  Learn more about the different stages and the associated dates to get a better understanding here.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) revised its guidance on whether employers are required to record cases of COVID-19 in their Form 300 Logs for reporting occupational injuries and illnesses. OSHA’s memo is in direct response to significant concerns raised by NAHB and construction industry partners in a letter to OSHA.

Indiana Builders Association was included as one of 39 businesses and business associations consulted and in support Governor Holcomb’s plans for reopening the state.

Best practices for connecting with remote shoppers, using new technology, and more.

Summary of Tax and Loan Provisions in CARES Act

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