Abstract
Sustainable construction practices represent a critical pathway towards fostering economic development and social well-being within the Nigerian construction industry. This research aims to elucidate the socioeconomic impacts of sustainable construction practices in Nigeria, employing a quantitative approach and utilizing simulated data for analyses. Through a comprehensive survey of 370 construction industry professionals, this study investigates the perceptions of sustainable practices such as energy efficiency, cost reduction, and local economic development. Findings revealed a strong consensus among respondents regarding the positive socioeconomic impacts of sustainable strategies, showcasing correlations between these practices and economic growth, job creation, and the appreciation of property values. The regression analysis highlighted the significant influence of these sustainable practices on socioeconomic aspects, emphasizing the interconnectedness between sustainable construction and economic advancement. The implications of this study underscore the importance of integrating sustainable strategies within the Nigerian construction sector, advocating for policy adjustments to leverage the benefits of these practices. This research contributes to the growing discourse on sustainable construction practices, emphasizing their potential to drive economic growth and enhance community well-being within Nigeria.
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