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1 project nearly finished, Duluth developer eyes tiny-home community at Point of Rocks

1 project nearly finished, Duluth developer eyes tiny-home community at Point of Rocks
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Soaring lumber prices, material shortages challenge Duluth builders

Soaring lumber prices, material shortages challenge Duluth builders With a two-by-four costing about four times the normal rate, major developers and average customers alike are being forced to reconsider projects amid a pandemic-related building boom. 6:00 am, May 19, 2021 × Mark Akeson hands a two-by-four up to George Larson as Chad Follmer helps hold a roof truss Monday, May 17, 2021. The three are working on Alvin Berg’s new house on Swan Lake Road. Berg estimates the house will cost 30% more than it would have last year because of the rising price of building supplies. (Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com) Tired of dealing with slippery hills in the winter and looking for a more comfortable place to retire, Alvin Berg decided to list his house near Skyline Parkway in western Duluth last year.

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Duluth student housing development slowed by pandemic again

Duluth student housing development slowed by pandemic again Construction costs and pandemic uncertainties have conspired to delay LSC Flats, even though more student housing remains a desperate need. Written By: Peter Passi | × Aviation maintenance technology student Samuel Weiss of Duluth examines the workings of a twin row radial engine during a lab exercise at the Lake Superior College Center for Advanced Aviation in Duluth in August of last year. Many of the schools students continued their in-person, hands-on instruction despite the pandemic. (Clint Austin/caustin@duluthnews.com) While the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted in-person instruction at many institutions of higher learning across the nation, Duluth s inventory of student housing remains in critically short supply, according to Daniel Fanning, Lake Superior College s vice president of institutional advancement and external relations.

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