Using Forecost to solve early budget uncertainties.

Forecost is a web application to develop office fit-out budget under 30 minutes.

Commercial real estate market reports can feel overwhelming, packed with tables of numbers like inventory, net absorption, vacancy rate, and asking rent. Despite their complexity, these metrics provide a clear picture of how the market is performing, whether space is in demand, how much is available, and what tenants are paying.

Ignoring planning when over 90% of projects miss targets. That is a costly mistake.

According to the Project Management Institute (PMI), poor communication is a contributing factor in 56% of failed projects.

Explore how communication can be a contributing factor to the success of your project.

Whether you’re planning a new build, a major renovation, or a strategic tenant fit-up, our team brings the structure, expertise, and accountability needed to deliver results at every phase

Considerations for renovating and upgrading commercial kitchens and commercial bathroom.

Explore the three metrics that defines the success of a project.

When are construction holidays in Quebec, and how can they affect your project schedule and costs? Learn what to plan for to avoid delays and costly surprises.

Many organizations believe that the best way to plan a project and minimize risk is to throw excessive amounts of money at it.

It should not be the case. Explore why.

Decision-makers in commercial real estate.

Who are they? and how to collaborate with them?

It all begins with an idea.

It all begins with an idea.

It all begins with an idea.

The general objective of this course is to explain the fundamentals of cost estimation to engineers, managers, and professionals involved in the construction industry. At the end of the course, the professional should be able to develop a critical opinion and contribute to discussions related to cost estimation and cost engineering. The following key questions will be covered.

1. What is cost estimation? and what skills are necessary for cost estimators?

2. Which steps are required to develop a cost estimate?

3. What is the falsification criteria for cost estimate?

4. Are there any actions to be done after a cost estimate was developed?

5. How to distinguish between the various project delivery methods?

6. Can one review an example of how to develop a high-level and preliminary cost estimate?

It all begins with an idea.