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roviding a snapshot of the developing impact of 


into a crystal ball or giving the ol’ eight ball a shake. It is uncertain at best to try to forecast how Common Interest Development (CID) construction projects will fair in 2021.


To assist in getting a pulse on the upcoming year’s project- ed construction and attributed costs to CID projects, we  construction market. Generally speaking, the construction industry, like all other businesses is evolving and learning to cope and function within the unfolding Pandemic.


Te evolving impact can be seen in a global survey, based         - - nall in their August 2020 – Issue 5. In most countries, the construction industry has remained open, or has closed  have been taken to ensure health protocols are followed and health safety measures, such as social distancing, have been rolled out. But there are costs to these measures which have led to and will continue to contribute to even higher end-user costs. In cities where a consistent lockdown pro- tocol has been reported, construction projects have been able to move along steadily, albeit not as quickly or at the same cost as pre-pandemic. In cities where restrictions were


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