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Global construction market coverage
Our construction services forecast critical building indicators in an easy-to-interpret way across all key regions.
Easily dissect global construction trends
Our construction services provide regular reports that outline key drivers of the construction industry, and include historical data as well as forecasts for a range of building activity indicators. Our construction services are used by industry leaders across all key regions to inform strategic decisions and forward planning.
How our construction services help you
- Understand current market conditions and long-term prospects for the construction industry.
- Dissect the noise of project and funding announcements to identify the impact on actual construction activity.
- Identify key growth opportunities and benchmark across different sectors and countries.
Founded on deep expertise
- Extensive coverage forecasts: 20+ indicators over 50+ countries.
- Expertise in project life cycles and quantitative modelling of activity.
- Incorporates our broader macroeconomic view through our fully integrated system of quantitative models.
- A team of sector experts available to answer questions.
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