Join a panel of industry leaders on November 7, 2024, at 2 p.m. Eastern for insights from Rabbet's 2024 Construction Payments Report.
In 2024, slow payments cost the U.S. construction industry $280 billion, a number that has steadily increased since Rabbet started tracking the issue 7 years ago. This issue not only strains contractors but also increases project costs and risks for developers and lenders alike. Learn how this problem is affecting the entire construction ecosystem and what can be done to mitigate its impact.
Discover practical insights and solutions to an issue that could disrupt the construction industry recovery in 2025.
Topics Covered:
- The $280 billion impact of slow payments on contractors, developers, and lenders
- The growing reliance on personal capital and its effect on labor market trends
- How payment delays are reshaping contractor-developer relationships
- Practical strategies for developers and lenders to streamline payments
- The hidden risks of slow payments for construction lenders
- Projections for the construction industry in 2025: challenges and opportunities
Why You Should Attend:
- Gain exclusive insights from leaders in construction, development, and finance industries
- Learn what contributes to the hidden costs of slow payments and how to address them in your organization
- Understand the economic outlook for construction in 2025 and how to navigate it
Who Should Attend:
- Real estate developers and finance teams
- Construction lending managers and executives
- Anyone interested in understanding the financial dynamics of the construction industry