Embracing Emerging Trends in Construction

In this episode of the Church Chronicles, we discuss some interesting trends in the world of building and construction:
The hospitality industry has been significantly impacted, with a 33% decrease in workload.
This is due to various factors such as increasing energy prices, rising overheads, and higher food prices.
Additionally, there is a shortage of trained staff and a decrease in the frequency of people dining out.
However, there is hope for the industry as new restaurants are starting to emerge and there is a pent-up demand for dining out post-COVID.
While hospitality is down, other sectors such as health, retail, residential, and community work have seen an increase in workload.
Julian Church, has seen a rise in sectors such as health, retail, residential, and community work.
The industry is adapting by focusing on hotel fit-outs and exploring opportunities abroad. Despite the challenges, Julian Church remains optimistic and is targeting sectors such as education and community work.
They have seen success in projects like St. Joseph's Hospice and special educational needs schools.
Julian Church aims to continue serving the hospitality industry while expanding their presence in other sectors.
Sound Bites 📣
"Why is nobody building restaurants?"
"There is a shortage of trained staff in the hospitality industry."
"Dining out has become more of a special occasion."
Chapters ⏰
00:00:00: Introduction and Greeting
00:00:02: Hospitality Down by 33%
00:00:12: Reasons for Decline in Hospitality
00:01:00: Changes in Dining Habits
00:02:03: Future of the Hospitality Market
00:03:00: Diversification into Other Sectors
00:05:00: Impact on Industry and Market Adjustments
00:08:00: Coping with Economic Cycles
00:10:01: Long-term Vision for Julian Church
00:11:38: Contact Information and Closing Remarks
Are you considering being a business for good and want someone to talk to who has been through the process? If so please reach out to Julian
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