Reports

The world of construction finance is rapidly evolving, and 2024 brought pivotal shifts reshaping the commercial real estate space.

Rabbet’s 2024 Construction Payments Report reveals the staggering $280 billion cost of slow payments to the U.S. construction industry.

Our comprehensive 2023 State of Construction Finance Report dives into the critical issues facing the real estate industry.

This year's report revealed that 14% of total construction costs could be eliminated with faster, more reliable payments to contractors. 

What’s top-of-mind for real estate developers and capital partners in 2022? We found the answer in our 2022 State of Construction Finance Report.

In 2022, the impact of slow payments has skyrocketed to an estimated $208 billion. 

Our comprehensive 2021 State of Construction Finance Report dives into the critical issues facing the real estate industry.

Rabbet’s 2021 Construction Payments Report unearths the ‘why’ behind the $136 billion impact of slow payments.

Discover the top challenges in 2020, such as the role of technology in construction finance and conflicting perceptions of loan administration.

Learn how slow payments are adding cost, time, and risk to projects in this year’s Construction Payments Report.

A 2019 Rabbet study revealed a critical gap in construction finance technology: only 48% of financial data is stored in modern systems.

Slow payments are creating a $64 billion annual burden on the construction industry, marking a significant increase from $40 billion in 2018.