All Confidence surveys Articles
Survey by ERA and IRN takes snapshot of rental industry confidence
Spending was down across the board in America
Companies in Brazil note improvements, but outlook is mixed
Construction input prices surged in early 2024 and there may be more to come.
Rental penetration has reached pre-pandemic levels and growth expectations are higher than expected
More projects were booked to end 2023 but ‘geopolitical instability” drives worry in US.
125 companies in Europe responded to survey
Progress in the US construction industry this year could come with caveats, as contractors across the country prepare for a changing market that may bring both headwinds and tailwinds
In-country construction down, overseas orders are up
Companies invited to take part in anonymous survey
Tell us your opinions on the current state and future prospects of the crane rental industry
DLR survey reports year-on-year growth, but that’s not the full story
The Construction Briefing examines European construction confidence levels, production volume, costs and bankruptcy registrations up to Q3 2023.
Britain’s construction industry shrank for a second month in a row in October, according to a survey of construction buyers.
Britain’s construction sector shrank at its fastest pace since the start of the Covid pandemic as borrowing costs rose, according to new a survey from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).
A sharp downturn in house building activity has led to the fastest slide in construction activity since May 2020, according to a new survey of construction buyers.
Cancellations of residential construction projects in Germany hit a new high in August as a crisis in the sector there intensifies.
The construction industry in Europe could start to shrink in 2024, according to the latest forecast from economists at Dutch bank ING.
Recession is looming over the construction market in Germany, as contractors and developers battle a combination of challenges exerting downward pressure on activity there.
US single-family homebuilding surged in July and permits for future construction rose amid an acute shortage of previously owned houses.
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