I am just wondering if there are any occassions, where undertaking a
very risky construction project is sometimes better than a low risk
project?

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Clarification of Question by strongdave-ga on 11 May 2006 11:32 PDT

Can you please illustrate your answer with some examples of real
projects if possible

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Clarification of Question by strongdave-ga on 11 May 2006 16:38 PDT

Hi myoarin-ga,
I totally agree with you. This is exactly what I had in my mind when I
first put this question here. I just wanted to find out other viable
circumstances or read about real examples of construction projects
that support your argument.

Just a free comment:  Of course there can be situations when taking a
higher risk pays off, but this only is apparent afterwards.  Someone
in the position of being able to taking a longer view of the market
may evaluate the risk differently than others, who have to have a
shortterm return to avoid going broke on interest expenses.

Donald Trump could be an example:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Trump

Maybe this site adds some insight for you:
http://www.ezinearticles.com/?Investment-Secrets---The-Investment-That-Made-Donald-Trump-Billions&id=157546

HI Strongdave,
Glad you agree.  You know that we commenters just play around, trying
to be helpful, sometimes more so than at others.  I hope your
clarification makes it easier for a Researcher to sight in on what you
want.
Regards, Myoarin