As the multifamily market rebounds (hopefully) in 2025, potential new tariffs on materials like steel, lumber, and appliances are raising concerns for developers and contractors alike. Many clients question how to address price escalation risks arising from tariffs in their standard fixed price (FP) and guaranteed maximum price (GMP) contracts, including under changes-in-law clauses, allowances
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