Forecast Period
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2024-2028
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Market Size (2022)
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USD 2.7 Billion
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CAGR (2023-2028)
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USD 5.42 Billion
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Market Size (2028)
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12.32%
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Fastest Growing Segment
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Commercial
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Largest Market
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West India
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India Prefabricated Buildings Market is anticipated to register
a healthy CAGR during the forecast period.
Prefab houses sometimes referred to as
prefabricated homes, are ones that have been built using prefabricated
construction materials. These construction materials are prefabricated in a
facility off-site, transported there, and then put together. Prefabricated
houses combine conventional home ownership with modern technologies. Utilizing
various techniques, such as 3-D printing, these dwellings are constructed in
advance and erected off-site. Modular dwellings are defined as having at least
70% of their components prefabricated. This facilitates disassembling, moving,
and assembling these dwellings. Prefab homes are less expensive, more
environment friendly, and more aesthetically pleasing than traditional
residences. Prefab houses are built with concrete-based and metal-fabricated
construction elements. The lack of raw resources has presented a number of
problems for manufacturing enterprises. Additionally, the suspension of
construction contracts has slowed the market expansion for prefabricated
buildings. The decline in building and construction activities has had a
substantial influence on market growth since it has reduced demand for
prefabricated building systems. India will need 50 million houses by 2022, and
there are more than 90 proposed smart cities. Industry analysts predict that
prefabricated housing and off-site building will be essential to accomplishing
such large targets in such a short period of time.
Government Initiatives in the Infrastructure
and Construction Sector
In India, there is a record-high need for
infrastructure. The government has given Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT)
approval to help investors come forward and invest in the Indian real estate
market as it looks to accelerate the growth of infrastructure in the country.
As a result, an opportunity worth USD 19.65 billion will be created in the
Indian market over the coming years. The government intends to introduce the
most recent technology to the building industry through the Global Housing
Technology Challenge.
The country has set aside USD 29.2 billion
for the Smart-Communities project, which aspires to build sustainable,
world-class cities. By June 2020, investments totaling USD 16.5 billion had
completed 75% of the planned projects. The national government has allocated a
sum of USD 16.5 million for HRIDAY, a program to develop heritage cities. The
infrastructure and construction sector is expected to experience tremendous
expansion as a result of several other government projects and plans, including
AMRUT and PMAY (Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, a national housing program). This
would in many ways boost the prefabrication market.
Precast Concrete Holds Largest Share in the
Market
Due to a rise in building activities
off-site, precast concrete now retains the biggest market share. The country's
government is actively developing its infrastructure, which has led to a strong
demand for building supplies such as concrete, that is also relatively high. A
increase in non-residential and residential development is anticipated due to
growing urbanization.
