How Technology is Propelling the Construction Industry

Technology has played a pivotal role in ushering in a new era of progress, efficiency, and innovation. From conceptualization to completion, technology has transformed every stage of the construction process, revolutionizing the way projects are designed, planned, executed, and managed.

One of the significant advancements is the Building Information Modeling (BIM). BIM creates detailed 3D models that integrate information on architecture, structure, and services. This digital representation enables architects and other construction professionals to collaborate seamlessly, detect clashes or conflicts early, and optimize designs. BIM facilitates better coordination, reduces errors, minimizes rework, and improves overall project efficiency.

In addition, the use of drones in the construction industry has skyrocketed. These unmanned aerial vehicles provide a bird’s-eye view of construction sites, allowing for accurate surveying, mapping, and monitoring. Drones capture high-resolution images, collect data, and generate comprehensive visual reports. This technology enhances safety by minimizing the need for workers to access hazardous areas, facilitates real-time progress tracking, and aids in identifying potential issues before they escalate.

Ms. Seema A Jobanputra, Director of the Ashar Group, recently wrote a published article and threw light on a few key future developments. New construction technologies have emerged and significantly impacted construction businesses in India. 57% of all proptech startups deal with construction and technology (contech). Technology has helped save around 25% of time and avoid rework up to 80%.

Robotic technologies and automation have also made significant contributions to the construction industry. Robots can perform repetitive or physically demanding tasks with precision and efficiency. For example, bricklaying robots can lay bricks faster and more accurately than humans.

Moreover, augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies have transformed the way construction projects are visualized and experienced. AR and VR allow stakeholders to immerse themselves virtually. These technologies enhance communication, facilitate better decision-making, and improve client engagement.

Technology is changing the Indian real estate market in several ways:

  • Application Programming Interfaces (APIs): APIs are sets of rules and protocols that allow softwares to interact and exchange information seamlessly.
  • Internet of Things (IoT): The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the network of physical objects embedded with sensors, software, and connectivity capabilities that allow them to collect and exchange data online.
  • Construction Management Software: It is a project management software that caters specifically to the construction industry. It enables the automation of several construction related processes and tasks.
  • Building Information Modeling (BIM): Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a digital collaborative process that consists of creating and managing information of a construction project throughout its lifecycle.

To conclude, technology has transformed the construction industry by introducing game-changing tools and techniques. From BIM to cloud computing, technological advancement has contributed to increased efficiency, improved safety, reduced costs, and enhanced project outcomes.

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Key factors influencing property rates

Real Estate Scenario in Nashik

Knowing the worth of a property is vital if you want to buy one or sell the one you already own. Knowing what elements influence this value is extremely beneficial since it makes predicting the cost of a property quite simple at any given point of time. 

Demand and supply have always been the major drivers of price. High demand and low supply leads to high prices, whereas low demand with high supply leads to low prices. As property availability decreases, the cost of existing available property increases. The reputation of a location in terms of people wanting to live there, when combined with a rise in the number of occupants belonging in a certain area, boosts its cost.

Let’s take a look at the factors that influence the value of property rates: 

Location:

Properties located in commercial areas have a higher market value than their residential counterparts. Brokers frequently quote greater prices for buildings in well-developed and approved colonies and areas than for those in less-developed and emerging places. Similarly, buildings developed on freehold ground attract a higher price than those constructed on leased land. When looking to buy a flat in any place, always pay close attention to the infrastructure of the neighbourhood. A place with a logically good infrastructure appears to have a better chance of being chosen by the buyer. In the same way, the value of real estate increases. Conveniences such as accessibility to major highways, closeness to schools, hospitals, stores, markets, and planned metro rail, among other factors, all contribute to higher land pricing.

Infrastructure Development & Amenities:

Property valuations are higher for properties with better infrastructure and modern amenities than for properties that lack proper electric connections, telephone lines, water sewerage facilities, and all other infrastructure such as community centres, children’s parks, swimming pools, gymnasiums, parking lots, or general stores. Property value is determined by the availability of essentials and amenities associated with pleasant living. Infrastructure development is the most important factor influencing real estate in India. 

Connectivity is one of the most critical needs for investors when investing. This leads to the idea that property near entertainment hubs, medical facilities, educational institutions, retail markets, and corporate areas, as well as other day-to-day amenities, is valued higher.

The presence of well developed roads, airports, flyovers, bus terminals, and other amenities in the neighbourhood also increases property rates and demand. 

Customization of flats:

When developers customise residential flats to meet the needs of homebuyers, the real estate price rises. For example, some buyers may want large porches or verandahs attached to their halls or bedrooms, modular kitchens, heat-resistant floors, or other unique changes.

Floor Level: 

Air, light, ventilation, scenic views, lift availability, etc are major factors that contribute to flats on varying floor levels. Flats on higher floors in premium residencies usually have a higher rate as compared to those on lower floors. 

As a result, the total value charged to the flat buyer increases in price. Every buyer should examine these drivers before deciding on their home purchase options to receive a fair assessment of the house that intrigues them. Better profits, painless liquidity, and lucrative investment can all be the result of careful investigation and research.

With over 2 decades of real estate experience, Ashar Group has invested in meticulous research and execution for all their projects. This is to ensure that property buyers need look elsewhere to fulfil their dream of a home complete with amenities, infrastructure, and a lifestyle.