Public sector projects strengthen Australia and New Zealand’s construction market
Construction markets in Australia and New Zealand have remained active, driven by major infrastructure-related activities and strong residential building activities.
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Construction markets in Australia and New Zealand have remained active, driven by major infrastructure-related activities and strong residential building activities.
Our UK market intelligence report for Summer 2022 explores the challenges and outlook for the UK construction industry as inflationary and insolvency threats become increasingly intertwined.
The infrastructure sector is shouldering expectations of building more productive, inclusive and sustainable economies after the pandemic.
In the next few decades, rapid urbanisation and population growth will mean a significant rise in construction activity. It is anticipated that the continent will account for close on 35 percent of the new floor area between 2040 and 2060.
As the global real estate industry grapples with rising costs triggered by supply chain disruption, clients face tough decisions to keep their projects on track and on budget.
San Francisco has shot back to the top of our rankings for the most expensive city in the world in which to build.