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Real estate and construction
The Real Estate & Construction sector is one of the pillars of the global economy, responsible for meeting the increasing needs of the population for affordable housing and for efficient social, transportation and utility infrastructure. As a labour-intensive industry, it is a major contributor to employment, income generation and social progress. Real Estate & Construction is also an essential element for economic value creation and sustainable growth, as it lays the foundations for the development of virtually all other industries.
Activities associated with Real Estate & Construction are the construction of residential and non-residential buildings, heavy and civil engineering construction, and the related speciality trade contracting activities. It also includes management and leasing of land and properties, real estate brokerage, architectural and engineering services, warehousing and storage activities, and operation of car parks and garages.
The infrastructure sector remains a key pillar of Poland's economy, with the government prioritising it as essential for the country's economic development, improving living standards and ensuring long-term sustainability. Infrastructure investments ...
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The construction sector, characterised by its extensive supply chain and substantial investments, is regarded as one of the pillars of China's economy. In recent years, the slowing pace of macroeconomic growth in China has underscored the increasing ...
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In 2023, the Polish construction sector produced a GVA of PLN 152.2bn (in 2015 prices). The residential building sector's output value, which encompasses construction and assembly, was PLN 24.05bn in 2023, a 3.7% y/y decrease, according to Statistics ...
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Brazil's transport infrastructure sector has seen an influx of private players following several waves of privatisation that began in the late 1990s, and looks set to continue with various actions promoted by the federal government to attract private ...
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The countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) are a vastly diverse and uneven landscape in terms of infrastructure development. For instance, Singapore is a perennial global leader in infrastructure quality whereas other ...
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The infrastructure sector is central to the Middle East and North Africa's (MENA) economic development and diversification strategies, playing a pivotal role in shaping the region's long-term growth prospects. Oil countries across the region are ...
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The construction sector, characterised by its extensive supply chain and substantial investments, is regarded as one of the pillars of China's economy. In recent years, the slowing pace of macroeconomic growth in China has underscored the increasing ...
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Brazil's transport infrastructure sector has seen an influx of private players following several waves of privatisation that began in the late 1990s, continued by specific actions promoted by the federal government to attract private investments. ...
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In recent years, Indonesia's construction sector has been supported mainly by the government's ambitious agenda for infrastructure development as the country seeks to improve and expand its connectivity network to reduce the development gap between ...
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