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While workforce shortages remain a high-risk factor for many contractors, few employers are using significant compensation increases to help address labor needs.
Construction costs in some U.S. markets—notably San Francisco, New York City, Seattle and Portland, Ore.—reached up to 6% escalation through 2018 due to tariffs and a stretched labor market