How to Survive recession in the Construction Sector?
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Recession has left the Construction Sector feeling a pinch and getting uneasy over future ramifications, particularly in the Indian context. What are the corrective steps to avoid long term crisis ????
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Low Cost Houses planning
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Listen to the Demand
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Gulab Singh
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Absolutely u r right go through the reception time phase that construction companies should take decision to launch low cost housing budgets but still another thing affecting the budget of byre because now a days no body have guarantee of their...
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UTKARSH AGARWAL
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"Recession in Construction"
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To handle the recession in construction sector, one must need to utilize the resources at the optimum level and reducing cost by finishing the work on time. Due to this panis, created by recession, most of the companies tend to delay in...
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malladi madhukumar
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"Low Cost Houses planning"
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Low cost afforadable housing. How is it possible. Let companies mooving to tier ii tier iii instead of moving around only in cosmopolitan and metros. Let there be hard marketing.
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Rashbehari Chatterjee
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| 3 years ago
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Industrial Construction has it's own demand at all time without any crisis at any time. So if any individual moves for Industrial Construction in respect of any side employer or employee will be always in demand as my experiences say.
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Anjali Bhatia
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| 4 years ago
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Mr. Paul i have read what you said i agree with all the reasons that you have mentioned for the downfall in the US construction industry.Moreover looking at indian construction market i would say that although from past 1 year and so there is a...
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SRINIVAS CHADA
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| 4 years ago
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Construction Industry doesn't comprise only Residential / Real Estates . As at the moment Infrastructure is very much stable and will increase further . Builders / Developers need to concentrate more in the lower segment i.e housing for Middle...
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Salespeople should be prepared & organized
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Asses the need!
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Mahesh
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"Salespeople should be prepared & organized"
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I go with both of the first 2 ideas, because an extra effort on the sales job will always lead to knowledge and will get you a better understanding of the product and project.
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Makrand Bhave
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Assess the need. Weed out customers who have just come to 'window shop'. Quote the best applicable rate and try to throw some 'freebee's'. Ease the process of 'loan'. describe the locational advantage vis-avis the cost and last but not the least...
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We read and hear the 'R' word just about everywhere we turn lately, but what impact might a recession — if we're in one or if we slide into one — have on construction industry?
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N.Sreenivasa Rao
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My opinion about the recession is just because of impact of the economy of US is indirectly effecting the IT sector of INDIA. Many people losing their jobs who are already taken huge house loans taken from banks. They are not in a...
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Mallaya Pandravada
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Many countries of this world had suffered recession for 23 times till date.Beacause of globalization we in India are percieving the results of recession. It is an innocculation to the economy.It is like famine condition prevails. In my opinion...
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Hi, I do not sell anything. But take the information first ... What I must say it is a combination and a very fitting winner with free land in Bangalore .... In addition, the process is global .... http://www.icfworldhomes.com/bm7306
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VIMALAN
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Every person is relevant to go for mass housing due to development of engineering fields and they interested to live their life in highborn mood in cities with their working surroundings among their colleagues and friends
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chuni lal
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I am fully agreed with Kothari that mostly indan people wants their own independent houses
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Rakesh Chakraborty
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According to me Mass Housing has already gain importance among house developers and among middle class people who can't afford to buy expensive properties.We can see that from the number of companies who has already built and are currently...
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what are the various reasons that market has fall down and how the possibilites? please explain me breafly about this question?
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Pragya Kothari
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If you talk about Indian economy then the reason for downfall is the withdrawl of FDIs AND FIIS from the indian market but if you talk about the global crisis then the reason is the subprime mortgage which has hit the banks worldwide so badly...
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Sumit Singh
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The market is going down because of a slowing economy and the major fallout being seen due to the subprime mortgage situation. Basically the market got up nice and high last year before things started to bottom out and fall. Most would say we are...
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The global economic recession has taken its toll on the Indian economy that has led to multi-crore loss in business,So is it challange for the economy or a path to find out new opportunities in the ...
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What is impact of the Construction Sector downturn on the Planning Bureaucracy ? Please advice...
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Every business goes through cycles. Even the residential real estate market--which some pundits once dubbed 'recession-proof'--is on the decline nationwide. As those in the construction industry know, the ups and downs of the construction industry are often more pronounced than in other sectors of the economy. How does a construction company deal with the inevitable ebbs and flows of the business? Unfortunately, there is no cookie-cutter solution. Each business is different, so you need a strategy that's right for your firm and considers its particular strengths and weaknesses. Here are a few ideas to consider. Take a Long-Term View Business owners often make the mistake of simply reacting ...
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Stay Liquid: In down times cash is king. Review credit policies for customers and take credit from suppliers. Increase cash discounts for customers if required. Enhance customer relationships: One to one close relationship with customers is a must. Build relationship with all customers including small customers which you may not have got enough attention during economic boom. Listen to customers, know their situation and accept their demands and complaints wherever possible. Build up their confidence level. Don’t sack employees instead try to build up their confidence level. Sacking employees lowers motivation level of employees and creates an atmosphere of fear and mistrust which is bound to affect work. It also spoils public image of the company in the market. If required implement pay cuts and freeze all pay hikes for all employees. Start pay cuts from the top to create a good image. Review all expenses in all departments. Keep costs as low as possible. Review all...
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