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Continuation of 2010 growth trend seen by leading business school, but property market falls due to high prices and land shortages.
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The European construction market is returning to (weak) growth, but there is a stark gulf between buoyant and depressed countries, and the full effects of the debt crisis remain to be seen.
GDP growth in developing Asia cut to +7.5% from +7.8% this year due to weak external demand.
The European construction industry is limping out of recession, but the debt crisis in the Eurozone and the need for austerity packages across the region will keep the growth rate well below the global average for the next decade.
Exports of US-made construction equipment rose +48% in the first six months of the year to US$ 11 billion.
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RICS survey sees further increase in property foreclosures, but also notes interest from investors and specialist funds.
EC Harris study sees commodity prices impacting developing markets, although construction costs remain cheap compared to Europe and Japan.
Survey shows government cuts announced last autumn finally impacting as feared.
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International Construction editor Chris Sleight sums up forecasts for economic growth, the global construction industry and equipment markets, with comment on some of the factors that will drive the industry over the next year.
June sees third consecutive monthly rise in output, but public construction is still falling.
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International Construction editor Chris Sleight discusses this year's ranking of the world's 200 largest construction companies, which appears in the July-August issue of the magazine.
Estimated seasonally-adjusted construction sector production figures from Eurostat show fall.
Total volume of new UK construction orders in first quarter fell by 23% compared with previous quarter.
Report predicts good times ahead for Hungary’s construction market from 2012.
Investment in residential, non-residential and infrastructure projects, combined with reconstruction work in Japan will cement the Asia-Pacific region’s place as the fastest growing construction market in the world.
Number of properties under foreclosure or for sale by mortgagee rose in 15 out of 25 key countries in the first quarter.
Construction output to grow this year, although growth predicted to be slower over 2012 and 2013.
New CEO says company is well placed to capitalise on the global market recovery.
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