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The Portland Cement Association (PCA) is a powerful and vocal advocate for sustainability, jobs creation, economic growth, infrastructure investment, and overall innovation and excellence in construction throughout the U.S.

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PCA to Showcase Importance of Resilient Building in Wake of Christmas Day Tornado

In an instant for so many in Birmingham, Christmas Day 2015 turned into a nightmare as residents dealt with the safety of loved ones and lost property following a violent tornado.

Organizations Rally to Rebuild Storm-Strong Home after Superstorm Sandy

As the area reflects on the three-year anniversary of Superstorm Sandy, many homeowners are still trying to return to some kind of normal life. A coalition has formed to assist one of those families, and to build them a home able to withstand future storms or disasters

PCA, FLASH to Rebuild Home Destroyed by Superstorm Sandy

Three years ago Superstorm Sandy caused mass destruction in the northeast. Today families are still recovering and looking to begin anew. An effort to help one of those families will officially commence October 27, as the Portland Cement Association (PCA), the Federal Alliance for Safe Homes (FLASH) and the Insurance Information Institute host a groundbreaking for the rebuilding the Hellriegel family home, which was destroyed in the 2012 storm.

Business Real Estate Press Releases

Chart US Economy Outlook - Delta Media 2026 Economic Survey

Delta Media Real Estate Leadership Survey: real estate optimism holds in...

Real estate brokerage leaders enter 2026 with steady confidence in business growth, housing demand, and the U.S. economy, according to the newest Delta Media Real Estate Leadership

Recent Gov & Nonprofit Real Estate Press Releases

Pressley Underscores Harm of Racial Bias in Home Appraisals, Urges Reform...

Black families who sought homeownership were held back by red tape, limited to redlined neighborhoods and faced blatant racism from banks.” “And for those who managed to secure a mortgage and buy a home, the value of their homes was grossly diminished by an appraisal system rife with racial bias, and that same appraisal system is around today.”