Why Construction Projects Always Go Over Budget — Practical Engineering

3/26/2023

In this blog post, the author discusses the common phenomenon of construction projects going over budget. The article explores several factors that contribute to this problem, including inaccurate cost estimates, unforeseen challenges during construction, changes in project scope, and delays. It also highlights the role of human factors, such as poor project management and communication, in causing budget overruns. The author emphasizes the importance of accurate planning, realistic cost estimates, and effective project management to mitigate this issue. Overall, the article provides insights into the reasons behind cost overruns in construction projects.

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