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Poor quality materials or construction: If the concrete used in the construction of a building is of poor quality or the construction itself is not done properly, it can lead to early deterioration of the building.

Lack of maintenance: Regular maintenance and repairs are essential to ensure the longevity of any building. If a concrete building is not properly maintained, it can start to show signs of wear and tear and deteriorate faster.

Exposure to harsh weather conditions: Concrete can be prone to damage from exposure to extreme weather conditions such as heavy rain, extreme heat, and frost. If a concrete building is exposed to these conditions over a long period of time, it can start to deteriorate.

Corrosion of reinforcing steel: Concrete structures often have reinforcing steel bars (rebar) embedded in them to increase their strength and stability. If the rebar becomes corroded, it can weaken the concrete structure and lead to its deterioration.

Chemical attacks: Concrete can be vulnerable to chemical attacks from substances such as acids and alkalis, which can cause it to deteriorate.

It's worth noting that the life span of a concrete building can vary widely depending on the quality of the materials and construction, the level of maintenance, and the environmental conditions it is exposed to