Advances in Constructional Engineering

Building industrialization has emerged as a crucial approach to enhance efficiency and control costs in real estate development. Empirical studies demonstrate its significant advantages in shortening construction timelines, improving material utilization rates, and reducing labor costs. However, due to substantial upfront investments, uneven technological maturity, and inadequate industrial chain coordination, development costs exhibit phased variations. Research indicates that strategic resource allocation and optimized management models can alleviate initial financial pressures while achieving long-term cost savings and value appreciation, thereby providing sustainable economic benefits and competitive advantages for real estate enterprises.

Building industrialization; Real estate development; Cost control; Empirical research