U.S. Spotlight: Massive Texas LNG facility; NYC building code changes; Chicago’s Canal Station

This week the U.S. Spotlight by ConstructConnect’s Daily Commercial News features a project profile on a massive LNG facility in Texas that is moving ahead despite some legal hurdles;  Hamilton, Ont.’s Stelco has been sold to Cleveland Cliffs for $3.4 billion; we examine the changes that occur when rebuilding coastal communities after a hurricane; New York City is making some major changes to aspects of its building code; we unveil the findings of a recent North American Quarterly Cost Report from Rider Levett Bucknall; Chicago’s Canal Station is looking to impress those seeking amenities; and a report from Altus Group highlights concerns across the U.S. and Canadian construction sectors.

Massive Texas LNG facility moves ahead despite court ruling

Hamilton steel maker Stelco Holdings sold to Cleveland-Cliffs for $3.4 billion

Rebuilding coastal communities after hurricanes is complex, and can change the character of a place

New York City ‘major building’ code changes aim to reduce construction fatalities

Toronto construction costs remain stubbornly high: RLB

Amenity rich Canal Station hopes to open up Chicago SW Loop

Altus CRE panel expresses concern over fundamentals