Developers, contractors must stop enmity: study
Adversarial relationship between the two impedes productivity growth: McKinsey
Singapore
ASSET owners and construction companies need to stop being enemies and start working together, a McKinsey & Company study says.
The study found that adversarial contracts between developers and construction firms - which are often a result of project tenders that award contracts based solely on construction costs - are partly to blame for stalling productivity growth in the construction sector globally.
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