Infrastructure
One-Third of UK Construction Companies Are Short-Staffed
World Construction Today - According to the Office for National Statistics, a labour shortage affected more than one-third of construction companies in late November. A little over 36% of businesses are having trouble hiring new employees, according to the...
Infrastructure
Analysts Claim German Home Values Are Falling Drastically
World Construction Today – Although the German property market has been extraordinarily robust for decades, analysts predict a significant decline in prices during the next few years.
According to Interhyp data, mortgage rates have increased dramatically, with a 10-year fixed...
Infrastructure
The Role of UAE Infrastructure To Its 2050 Net Zero Vision
World Construction Today - While the consequences of climate change are still being felt, nations around the world are working to cooperatively stop this frightening issue and avoid it altogether. Most of all, it seeks to prevent the potentially...
Infrastructure
By 2024, Construction Upswing In Europe Will Have Stalled
World Construction Today - Economic data compiled by the pan-European research organisation Euroconstruct indicates that the next two years will be challenging for the European construction industry, with growth projections falling from 2% to 0.2% in 2023 and from...
Infrastructure
Major UK Project Commencements Increase Sector Steadiness
World Construction Today - Glenigan's research shows that the construction industry has been relatively stable over the past three months thanks to a rise in the number of big projects that have begun.
According to the company's most recent construction...
Infrastructure
The UK Government Pushes A £3 Billion Building Safety Tax
World Construction Today - The UK government has issued a consultation on how to implement the contentious building safety levy, which is intended to earn £3 billion through a planning fee on private development.
The Department for Levelling Up, Housing,...
Infrastructure
Home Prices In China To Rise And Sales Will Slow In 2023
According to analysts surveyed by Reuters, China's property market will continue to be poor but will gradually improve in 2023. They anticipate additional stimulus measures and loosened COVID-19 rules to assist the industry the following year.
As per the 16...
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