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Growth in construction activity is expected to pick up in 2023, despite the spectre of recession in many advanced economies....
Research Briefing
Growth in construction activity is expected to pick up in 2023, despite the spectre of recession in many advanced economies....
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Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, the German construction industry developed positively in 2020 and 2021 supporting the overall economy during the...
Consulting Report
Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, the German construction industry developed positively in 2020 and 2021 supporting the overall economy during the...
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We expect real estate values to correct sharply in 2023, but pressure should gradually alleviate as policy rates peak.
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In 2020 the Australian Constructors Association commissioned BIS Oxford Economics to report on the opportunity cost1 of the poor productivity...
Looking into 2023, developers and investors have to assess conflicting pressures to construction costs, rising interest rates, and falling capital...
Blog|11 November 2022 Construction industry leaders tackle stagnant productivity Graham Robinson Global Infrastructure and Construction Lead Historically, the UK construction...
Some indicators suggest an uptick in the London economy in June, but underlying drivers are not at all favourable, with...
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In the current environment of high construction and debt costs, new office development in the City of London looks difficult...
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Salt Lake City’s low costs and outdoor amenities have attracted in-migration, spurring robust population over the last few years. The...
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The global rebound in construction activity is set to continue over the coming years, supported by a wave of publicly funded infrastructure...
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Recent evidence clearly shows the London economy slowing. We have trimmed our forecast for GVA growth in 2022 to 4.1%...
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UK commercial real estate costs will increase more sharply than inflation this year, resulting in the widest margin since records...
Construction activity is expected to grow by 2.2% in 2022 (compared to 2.1% in our January update). The impact of...
Fiscal stimulus remains an important chapter in the economic playbook. Governments worldwide have set their sights firmly on public infrastructure...
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As a developing area in the residential space, the Australian build-to-rent (BTR) sector has a strong pipeline of mooted developments....
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The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) will deliver a 2% boost to US construction activity over the next two...
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Back to Resource Hub Research Briefing | Nov 23, 2021 Europe’s labour shortages – not all equal Although reported labour...
The construction sector has been one of the most resilient areas of the economy during the pandemic. As many other...
The construction sector did not escape the coronavirus-induced economic downdraft unscathed. Activity at the global scale fell 1.4% in 2020,...