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Each year during the nationwide recognition of Women in Construction Week, we celebrate the women at KPRS who are making an impact in all levels of our organization. This year is no different as the roles of women at KPRS continue to expand both on the jobsite and within our corporate offices.

As we launch into 2025, the KPRS leadership team is pleased to announce new leadership appointments for four of our current vice presidents.

Published by the Orange County Business Journal, the list is a compilation of the top 500 influential leaders throughout the region.

The KPRS team recently gathered with Meta Housing, The City of Long Beach, and The Foundation for Affordable Housing to commemorate the launch of construction at 1400 Long Beach Blvd in Long Beach, CA.

Before a project even begins to take shape, our commitment to safety is a top priority at KPRS. As an integral part of our culture, we are pleased to share the voices of our team members, their safety best practices and successful outcomes on a variety of project challenges.

What was formerly known as the dairy truck servicing depot for Unified Grocers has now been reimagined as The Depot—a new ground-up three-story creative office fittingly named with a nod to its former life.

The purpose of the trip was to meet with assemblymembers, senators and other political professionals to bring attention to three bills in particular: AB 2904, AB 2433, and SB 1103.

While the vocations of women in construction continue to expand industry-wide, KPRS is proactive in creating opportunities for women to lead. This year we are proud to share the stories and varying roles that contribute to and ensure the successful growth of KPRS.

Our project teams were thrilled to be named the Gold winners at the Los Angeles Business Journal’s Commercial Real Estate Awards ceremony.

We are pleased to announce the opening of our newest office location.

As part of the industry's nationwide recognition of Construction Safety Week, we took some time to talk more specifically on the role of the KPRS Safety Team, and what it means for the overall culture of safety for the entire organization.

As older offices phase out and warehouse structures become vacated, giving these buildings new life and purpose has shifted not only how they are labeled but the approach to how they are constructed.

March is Women’s History Month and in recognition of Women in Construction Week, we thought it appropriate to acknowledge both these nationwide celebrations and distinguish the larger role of women’s contributions in the construction industry.

Forging ahead with the project amid heavy coronavirus restrictions and ambiguous lead times, the project team pivoted in several areas to help mitigate the many challenges at hand.

The KPRS Multifamily division has experienced record growth and currently accounts for roughly one third of the overall volume of work at KPRS. Here we get an inside view on Eric’s leadership perspective and what the future holds.

As the volume of industrial projects continue to increase at KPRS, we’ve enacted several additional priorities as part of our industrial safety protocols.

What began as an innovative method for capturing aerial progress of projects by drone has evolved at KPRS into a full VDC program—complete with the use of Site Scan for ArcGIS analytics platform, a fleet of drones and a team of licensed pilots.

Since the coronavirus pandemic took hold two years ago, the increased need for logistics and warehouse space quickly escalated and fast-tracked the industry to what seems an unstoppable trajectory of growth.

Originating in Denmark and used throughout Europe in the last few decades, use of the BubbleDeck is gaining speed in the US due to its environmental benefits and its reduction of concrete.

Here we get Corey's unique perspective and outlook on what’s to come for Culver City.

In recognition of International Women’s Day on Sunday March 8, a global day celebrating the achievements of women around the world...

The Culver Steps development received the Silver Award for Mixed Use project of the year at the Los Angeles Business Journal’s Commercial Real Estate Awards ceremony.

Sometimes you just need to take a road trip. From OC to Reno, the Central Coast and Los Angeles, we set out to capture the expanse and diversity of West Coast projects our teams are building this year.

As Culver City continues to grow with new construction and development, key industry leaders gathered earlier this week to talk about how significant market changes are impacting this booming corner of the Westside.