In recent years, the construction industry in developing countries has shown a trend of rapid growth. This is mainly due to the continued economic growth and accelerated urbanisation in developing countries.

Firstly, with continuous economic growth, developing countries have experienced accelerated urbanisation and a growing urban population, which has led to an increasing demand for housing, commerce and infrastructure. As a result, the construction industry plays a crucial role in the urbanisation process, requiring a large number of construction projects for housing, commercial complexes, infrastructure and so on.

Secondly, the demand for infrastructure development in developing countries is also increasing. In order to support sustained economic growth, developing countries need a large number of infrastructure construction projects, including roads, bridges, railways, airports, harbours and so on. These infrastructure construction projects are also increasing the demand for the construction industry.

In addition, the commercial property market in developing countries is growing rapidly as urbanisation accelerates. The demand for commercial real estate projects such as commercial complexes, office buildings, shopping centres, etc. is also increasing, which provides more opportunities for the construction industry.

Overall, the construction industry in developing countries has shown a trend of rapid growth in recent years, mainly due to factors such as accelerated urbanisation, increased demand for infrastructure construction and rapid growth in the commercial property market. With sustained economic growth and accelerated urbanisation, the construction industry will continue to grow rapidly in developing countries.