Real estate consultancy firm Colliers India has reported a significant 39% increase in the average construction costs for housing projects over the past four years. This rise poses challenges for developers and buyers alike, affecting the overall dynamics
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The construction costs for housing projects have increased by 39% over the past four years, as reported by Colliers India.
The main factors contributing to the rise in construction costs include increased material prices, higher labor costs, and regulatory changes.
Rising construction costs are leading to tighter profit margins for developers, who may pass these costs on to buyers, resulting in higher property prices. This can make it more challenging for homebuyers to afford new properties.
Strategies include adopting innovative construction techniques, value engineering, forming partnerships with suppliers, and seeking government support.
Colliers India offers a wide range of services including property management, facilities management, and advisory services to meet the diverse needs of the real estate industry.
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