The real estate sector has witnessed a significant reduction in completion time for large projects, indicating improved efficiency and productivity.
Real EstateConstruction EfficiencyProject ManagementProject TimelinesTechnology In ConstructionReal Estate PuneJul 17, 2024
The average completion time for large projects has dipped by 20%.
The use of technology, improved project management, and enhanced construction efficiency have all contributed to the reduction in completion time.
The reduction in completion time is expected to lead to faster infusion of capital into the economy and create more job opportunities.
The real estate sector has seen a significant reduction in completion time, with many projects being completed ahead of schedule.
The reduction in completion time is a significant achievement for the construction industry and a testament to its commitment to improving efficiency and productivity.
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