Experts Provide Insights on India’s Construction Industry Growth and Challenges

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In October 2024, experts across the construction sector in India voiced their views on the rapid growth and prevailing challenges. Industry analysts highlighted that India’s construction sector is expected to grow at an annual rate of 6.5%, driven by government initiatives like the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana and the National Infrastructure Pipeline. The increased urbanization and demand for affordable housing have fueled this growth, contributing to the ongoing rise in large-scale construction projects. However, experts also emphasized the challenges. Rising construction costs due to inflation, limited skilled labor, and delays in obtaining approvals are some of the key concerns. Ravi Kumar, a senior architect, remarked, “While the sector is expanding, cost control and efficient project management are crucial for long-term sustainability.”

The push for sustainable construction practices and innovative technologies like modular building solutions is also gaining momentum. With ongoing urban development, experts believe the adoption of green building techniques will play a vital role in shaping the future of the industry. The government and industry players must collaborate to address these issues, ensuring India’s construction boom remains on track.

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