Tag: construction data
Construction Forecasts with CPA Growth Scenarios
TOTAL CONSTRUCTION output in Great Britain is expected to fall by 25% during 2020, according to the Construction Products Association.
The anticipated decline in output...
April Figures Confirm Anticipated Drop in Contract Awards
THE TOTAL VALUE of construction contract awards in April 2020 was £4.4 billion based on a three-month rolling average.
The figure is a decrease of...
March Construction Data Shows Largest Fall on Record
CONSTRUCTION OUTPUT fell by 5.9% in March 2020, according to the latest figures issued by the Office for National Statistics.
The fall in March’s construction...
Record Construction Decline Amid Cash, Costs and Productivity Worries
APRIL DATA indicated by far the fastest decline in UK construction output since the Markit/CIPs survey began 23 years ago. The vast majority of...
Total 2019 Construction Contract Values Out
THE OVERALL VALUE OF construction contracts in 2019 held steady compared with 2018 at a total of £59.9 billion according to the research by...
Private Industrial Work Drives Q3 Construction Growth
CONSTRUCTION OUTPUT increased by 0.6% during the three months July to September 2019 (Q3), compared with the previous quarter, partially reversing the decrease of...
Construction Declines at Second Sharpest Pace Since April 2009
THE UK CONSTRUCTION industry remained firmly stuck in a downturn at the end of the third quarter.
Building activity fell at the second-fastest rate since...
Construction Output Quarter Down with Slight Increase for July
ACCORDING TO FIGURES released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS today, construction output decreased by 0.8% in the three-months on three-months to July...
Sharpest Decline in New Work since March 2009
AUGUST DATA POINTS to a loss of momentum in the UK construction sector, led by the sharpest reduction in new work since March 2009,...
Construction Output Recovers in Q2 Even as New Housing Orders Fall
Construction output continued to recover, increasing by 3.3% in the three months to July 2018, following a relatively weak start to the year.
The three-month...
