The strategic importance of building as an economic facility, the construction or developmental process and its investment potential are some attributes that attract all sectors of the economy to its projecting rays. Building facility is like a catalyst that not only serve as an engine that energies every other sector of the economy but gives impetus to the developmental rating of the environment. We know that all business activities for both public and private sector are housed in a structure called building, production activities, medical and health care, agro based activities, educational activities, political activities, sports, transport sector to mention a few cannot operate proficiently without having direct or indirect need for housing facility. The production of building facility as we refer it to building construction or developmental process attracts professionals from all fields of life and non professionals. Not only that, housing development employment cut across all categories of human endeavor. Building material production, marketing, distribution, supply, storage has a long and strong chain like impact on the economy as we know in commerce that production is not complete unless the products get to the hands of the final consumers. The income generated by way of receiving wages and salary, buying and selling by people within and outside the country contributes positively to the world economic growth. The investment attraction of building development by public and private sectors of the economy anchor on its indispensable and strategic importance as a solid rock of support and strength to all sectors of the economy. To the estate surveyor and Valuer, more than eighty percent of our professional activities revolves around building facility. To this end, any effort to encourage investment in building facility should be seen as a step in the right direction. One of the steps which form the main focal point of this paper is making sure that building developments are project managed to achieve success thereby reducing the rate at which building construction projects fail, suffer abandonment and reduce if not eliminating the rate at which buildings collapse in Nigeria.
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Nwachukwu et al. (2011) studied this question.
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