Building cost inflation in Ghana saw a slight increase to 4% in July, according to recent data. However, this figure remains considerably lower than the 14.2% recorded in July of the previous year. The rise indicates a moderation in the intense construction cost pressures experienced over the past twelve months. While costs are creeping up, the pace of increase has slowed substantially. Analysts suggest this easing is due to a combination of factors, including stabilized material prices and improved supply chain efficiencies. The current 4% inflation is a positive sign for the construction sector, hinting at greater project feasibility. Despite the uptick, the overall trend points towards more manageable building expenses compared to last year.