The years 2015 and 2016 were quite challenging for the construction industry.
With the country’s recession increasing, high property stock, and a large volume of apartment and house returns to builders, the market cooled down.
Data from the Brazilian Association of Real Estate Developers (Ibrainc) indicated that 117.7 thousand properties were waiting for buyers at the end of 2016, enough demand for a year and four months of sales.
But for 2017, forecasts are more optimistic, with stable prices and a revision of the basic interest rate (Selic).
According to the Housing Union (Secovi), consumer confidence has returned, signaling the resumption of real estate investments in all regions of the country.
The favorable scenario is also reflected in the temporary energy market, which has a strong presence in the construction industry.
On construction sites, regardless of size, the use of generators is essential, as in most cases, there is no energy provided by utilities.
The use of generators also ensures the operation of large equipment, lighting of the entire construction site, including accommodations and cafeterias.
Tecnogera has a fleet of over 800 generators of various capacities that can be used in construction projects of all sizes, ensuring productivity and efficiency in construction.
