8 3 rd EUROCONSTRUCT Summary Report Figures on GDP and its composition for the years are the official estimates from the. According to a Euroconstruct report published in December , renovation accounts for 56% of the total Nordic building construction market. 76th Euroconstruct Conference: European Construction Market Outlook until – New Housing Construction Performs Well in Country Report Austria .
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Non-residential construction As a whole, non-residential construction output new and renovation is growing at a pace of 1. The Euroconstruct Country Report for Austria gives in-depth information on the Austrian construction market until France and Italy is having the weakest outlook were Poland and the Slovak economy could grow by as much as 3.
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RePEc reprt bibliographic data supplied by the respective publishers. See general information about how to correct material in RePEc. The adjustment is mainly a result of a brighter outlook for new civil engineering.
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See general information about how to correct material in RePEc. Thanks to a simultaneous construction output growth in the 19 Euroconstruct countries for the first time since years, recorded a growth peak of 4. The European construction market is reaching firmer ground.
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Download full text from publisher File URL: Austria’s overall economic outlook continues to be stable with economic growth above the Euro area average. In the short term, offer and policy drivers impact stronger the residential markets.
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You can help correct errors and omissions. The forecast suggests that the decline in construction output bottomed out last year, measured at constant prices, on the lowest in 20 years.
It covers in detail the housing market, the non-residential sector and civil engineering new and renovation, respectively. Civil Engineering With a phase lag, civil engineering would become the new driving force during the forecast period with annual growth rates between 2.
77th EUROCONSTRUCT Conference 13th June 2014, Oslo
In the very short term, confidence for households is reaching a peak in fuelling the new-residential sector. Pascal Marlier france euroconstruct. It also allows you to accept potential citations to this item that we are uncertain about. The current economic framework for civil engineering is least favourable, showing a decline of 0. Although most EC countries are clear of recession, sluggish domestic demand growth and weak public sector finances will most likely continue to dampen non-residential building demand for some time.
Please note that corrections may take a couple of weeks to filter through the various RePEc services. The construction market should keep growing at 2. Even if the volume of construction works should grow as projected in the forecasting period, output and capacity utilization in the European construction sector as a whole will remain at near-depression levels.