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By Andrew Taylor, Greg Dickerson, Doniel Winter
| BiggerPockets Verified
Originally posted by @Andrew Taylor: @Nik Moushon You're right - all of my experience (20 years or so) is in residential construction and remodeling. I've worked for builders who were the first boots on the ground in a new development, but I've never worked on the development side of the business. FWIW, I'm not looking to bid the job based on rules of thumb; I'm looking for 50,000-foot numbers for use in an elevator pitch - the purpose of which is to get invited back to go into greater detail.
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Why cheaper power alone isn't enough to end energy poverty in summer

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By Duygu Yengin, Andrew Taylor, Maneka Jayasinghe, Christopher Packham
| Phys.org Verified
Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Australia is an energy superpower. We have abundant natural resources, high average incomes and one of the highest per-capita rates of rooftop solar uptake in the world. Yet every summer, many households across the country skimp on cooling, fear their next energy bill, or risk disconnection during extreme heat.
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Retail and London bear the brunt as business administrations remain high in 2025 

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By Andrew Taylor
| SHMA Talks
More than 1,600 UK businesses filed for administration in 2025 – a 5% decrease compared to last year. However, the figure (1,631) remains 22% higher than in 2022, signalling that UK companies are still facing significant pressures despite some signs of economic stabilisation. Notably, retail filings surged by 24%, rising from 237 in 2024 to 293 in 2025, making it the hardest-hit sector by a clear margin, according to data from The Gazette Official Public Record.
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