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Jack Buehrer
A look inside the development and construction industries throughout the five boroughs, as well as Upstate New York, New Jersey, Connecticut. New York Construction magazine’s new blog will deliver timely news and insightful commentary, as well as a comprehensive look at what’s being heard, overheard, and reported across the region.

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08/01/09	Revisiting Differing Site Conditions Philip R. White and David W. Kiefer With the economy in decline, construction projects will likely experience an increase in claims as parties attempt to mitigate risk and salvage shrinking profit margins.
07/01/09	I Agreed to What? By Robert C. Angelillo Federal Court in New York City highlights the importance of reading all documents referenced in a contract before signing it.
05/01/09	Surviving to Thrive: A/E/C Marketing in a Recession By Lauren Hlavenka, Assoc. AIA In a recession, A/E/C firms can be said to fall into one of two categories: there are those that panic, and those that use tough economic times to remind themselves of the fundamentals of their business.

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10/01/09	Economic Silver Lining Heather Martin, Vice President of Sales for EAI, Inc. Even the President is saying the worst may be behind us, and while the economy is not growing at rates we were used to in previous years, it is declining at a slower rate than the first and second quarter of this year. Unemployment is slowly waning, and new bidding opportunities are arising.
07/01/09	How to Sell … Better! Heather Martin, Vice President of Sales for EAI, Inc. The economy may finally showing signs of stabilizing, and the decline in certain sectors is slowing down, but we are not out of the woods yet.
05/01/09	The Basics of Constructability Still Matter Heather Martin, Vice President of Sales for EAI, Inc. The basics of constructability still matter. And now is the time to differentiate yourself from your competitors.

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