Costo de la mano de obra y los desistimientos en las ventas, las preocupaciones de los constructores en Bogotá

TL;DR

Rising minimum wages, inflation, and financing costs are pressuring Bogotá's construction sector.
Historically, higher inflation correlates with increased financing costs, particularly affecting the non-VIS segment.
Labor costs, along with machinery, equipment, and general services, absorb over 80% of inflationary increases.
The cost of labor in construction may increase by 10% to 23%, depending on salary adjustment scenarios.
The impact of cost increases varies significantly based on a project's stage of advancement.
85% of construction companies report impacts on labor, and 83% on related contracts or subcontracting.
65% of companies planning new projects anticipate adjusting prices and commercial terms.
61% of companies foresee high financial difficulties regarding project portfolios by 2026, related to potential desistments.
Companies are implementing mitigation strategies including commercial adjustments, cost reductions, and design revisions.
Key concerns for the next six months include labor costs, interest rates, and input costs.

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