It's a question nobody have an absolute answer.
First of all construction is by mostly by manpower, human make mistakes, so that's an uncertainty
two, force of nature - monsoon season / rainy days, how to predict the weather???
three, cash flow - contractor / your own worker will stop work if not paid
four, u mentioned design, which means no approval from govt yet - approval time depends on Vit M & friendship
five, C.F.O - same as point no. four
pump more money to speed things up?
That's a bit hard to answer. If u use it to pay under table for govt staff, might not be the solution also. Use it for project also could be yes / no answer... Depends on u invest on plant / equipment, labour or material????
Cash flow management is one of the trickiest job for any developer
Project time & cost
Can be worked out. Basically u plan and try your best to stick to your plan!!!
And pray nothing stands in your way....
Added on October 31, 2008, 12:43 pmGoing back to the original question. Time to construct semi-d / bungalow :
1) how many units ru talking about?
2) whether it's a semi-d or bungalow - semi-d means at least 2 units, bungalow means 1
3) what stage of design? Building plan? Sub-division?
4) site conditions - earthworks?? access to site etc etc
5) not only workers influence work speed. There are also other factors u have to consider. Generally material + labour = work. Make sure everything there is smooth.
If from start of land acquisition to actual start of construction is done within 1 year that's already called super fast track. There's no definite answers for u here cuz of so many uncertainties, and your incomplete question...
perhaps ten to twenty units to begin with. low cost houses. three to five bed single storey or double story. semi d perhaps. what do you mean by building plan or sub division. earthworks access to site? I'm thinking right now to build in sabah or sarawak. i think demand is quite good there what ssay you?