Building Material Reporter

  The building materials market is poised to grow in India, and across the world, thanks to the situation on the pandemic front improving and the economy becoming better with the passage of time. On the flip side: increase in the cost of building materials means the overall cost of building structures--both residential and commercial--has become more expensive and somewhat outside the reach of the average buyer. A "price correction’ is needed in view of this to bring the customers back into the market who can buy the unsold structures or at least show an interest in doing it. Because without buyers, the market will crumble slowly, and there will be no takers for even building materials in the market.   It may not be so simple, however, given that the builders spent more money to complete their projects. However, if the builders and other parties involved are to remain relevant and in business for the long term, they must swallow this bitter pill. The good news is that...

It pays to be in sync with the new developments and changes in the building and construction industries, to stay in the loop, and have a good experience. Building Material Magazines--like Building Material Reporter (BMR)—are an excellent source of Building Materials Updates for all stakeholders, including architects and building contractors, not to mention house owners. The building or construction industry is one of the oldest known industries in the world. From a single floor building to 160-floor building (Burj Khalifa), over the years, much water has indeed flown down the Ganges, (or should we say the Thames?). From the construction materials to the construction techniques--there undeniably has been a drastic change.  These days, the environment angle is also a part of the construction and building mix. Most concerned builders and engineers and customers have started using and preferring eco-friendly and light-weight Building materials .  For example, at the present, peopl...