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Business and Marketing Analysis and Suggestions To A Newly Proposed Apartment Project in Sri Lanka
Business and Marketing Analysis and Suggestions To A Newly Proposed Apartment Project in Sri Lanka
Many property developers are now penetrating the market by focusing on suburban areas outside
Colombo. With increasing demands for these apartments, Colombo, Negombo, Kandy, Galle,
Gampaha, Kurunegala are now focusing mostly on apartment building projects. Apartments with
categories ranging from economy, moderate, semi-luxury to luxury and star ratings target different
segments in the market. Currently, residents and expatriate Sri Lankans buy 90% of these
apartments. Apartment developers are seeking to sell more new apartments to buyers from
overseas, taking advantage of Colombo’s growing attraction as South Asia’s most cosmopolitan city.
Further, in order to attract more foreign buyers, the government’s 2017 budget allows foreign
buyers to borrow up to 40% of an apartment’s value from a local bank.
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2. Introduction to industry
For Savisingha Builders, the concept of apartment construction arose due to the growing need of
luxurious living in Sri Lanka. We understand how important luxury apartments in Sri Lanka to our
clients and we take this responsibility very seriously. When you trust us with a significant
construction project, you have the security of knowing that your property is in the safest hands
possible. Whatever the project, you can be confident that it will be completed with careful
attention to detail, backed by perfect client service and aftercare. And as you expect, discretion and
confidentiality are given at all times.
We understand the challenges of working in busy cities like Colombo and its suburbs. Building high
end apartments in areas of such is a logistically demanding task, especially when managing major
structural changes, such as extensions and underground excavations. Our experience and expertise
allows us to manage the complexities of operating in an urban environment, where space and man
severability are at a premium. As well as working closely with our clients, we enjoy exceptional
relationships with local authorities making the construction process even smoother. Not only our
relationships but also our communication is at the highest, and we can assure you that any
disruption to you, your family or your neighbors during construction will be kept at an absolute
minimum.
3. Introduction to the project
Royal Pearl Garden
Located opposite of the Lyceum International School Wattala, Royal Pearl Garden Residencies is the
perfect investment for a blissful living. Created by renowned architect Arch zoom Design Studio and
ACP Singha construction, this property is a masterpiece of design and craftsmanship featuring a
basement car park, a lift and 8 luxurious apartments. The sustainable facilities with the grand
branding name of the same the project expanded successfully as per the requirements.
The plan consist of with these 1095 square feet luxurious apartments encompass 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, and a sleek and stylish kitchen that flows through the dining room, a balcony and a spacious
living area. The basement car park is designed to accommodate 1 vehicle per residence. Perfect for
a family, this residence is ideally positioned to enjoy the proximity to Wattala beach, cafes and
restaurants, shopping centers and a selection of premiere schools. The project is successful with
convenience facilities and the benefits gaining upon the facilities.
4. Factors influencing the property development industry.
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IX. Consumer analysis with needs
X. Competitor analysis
XI. Channel intermediaries in the industry to sell apartments
XII. How public environment is influencing the property development business
XIII. Economic environment and how the country’s economic condition affect positively and
negatively
XIV. Political influences on the industry along with main rules, regulations and authorities.
XV. How technology affects the apartment building industry - especially in increasing the life
value of the apartment buyer.
XVI. How social and cultural influences and changes affect the industry.
Customers
Customers have the most direct microeconomic impact on a business. The simple fact is that you
can't successfully operate a for-profit company without attracting targeted customers. Knowing your
ideal customer types and developing and presenting effective marketing campaigns are integral to
building a customer base and generating revenue streams.
Employees
Your workers produce, sell or service the goods and service that drive your business. The availability
of qualified, motivated employees for your business type is vital to economic success. If you operate
a highly technical business, for instance, you might have to pay more in salary to attract a limited
number of available, specialized workers.
Sourcing goods used in production or resale and distributing your inventory to customers are
important as well. Manufacturers rely on materials suppliers and resale companies rely on
manufacturers or wholesalers to transport goods. To operate profitably, you need to get good value
on products and supplies and, in turn, offer good value to your customers with accessible solutions.
Competitors
The level of competition also impacts your economic livelihood. In theory, more competitors means
your share of dollars customers spend diminishes. However, a large number of competitors in an
industry usually signifies lots of demand for the products or services provided. If an industry lacks
competition, you might not find enough demand to succeed in the long run.
Investors
Shareholders and investors may help fund your company at start-up or as you look to grow. Without
funds to build and expand, you likely can't operate a business. You could look to creditors, but you
have to repay loans with interest. By taking on investors, you share the risks of operating and often
gain support and expertise. You do give up some control, though.
Your local community and media also affect your ongoing business image. Communities often
support companies that provide jobs, pay taxes and operate with social and environmental
responsibility. If you don't do these things, you may run into negative public backlash. Local media
often help your story proliferate, for better or worse.
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