Key Construction Markets Intelligence Report
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Key Construction Markets Intelligence Report Market Research Report

This powerful monthly construction market report examines the recent performance, trends and prospects of the UK Construction Industry by region and sector. It has been published to provide companies with essential insight to help make informed decisions in challenging economic times. The report combines expert analysis from the Glenigan economics team with robust data driven forecasts using Glenigan's unrivalled database of UK construction activity.

The construction report contains:

• Over 60 pages of construction market analysis and forecasting
• Top level analysis of the UK construction industry
• Sector by sector analysis and forecasts
• Region by region analysis and forecasts

The construction report will help you:

• Appraise your current strategy against market statistics
• Drive results by focusing resources on the most active regions and sectors
• Seize new opportunities when the industry picks up

• Government projects support construction starts
• Outlook
• Economic prospects
• 1 Sectors
  • 1.1 Private housing
  • 1.2 Social housing
  • 1.3 Industrial
  • 1.4 Offices
  • 1.5 Retail
  • 1.6 Hotel & Leisure
  • 1.7 Education
  • 1.8 Health
  • 1.9 Community & Amenity
  • 1.10 Infrastructure
  • 1.11 Utilities
• 2 Regions
  • 2.1 East of England
  • 2.2 East Midlands
  • 2.3 London
  • 2.4 North East
  • 2.5 North West
  • 2.6 Northern Ireland
  • 2.7 Scotland
  • 2.8 South East
  • 2.9 South West
  • 2.10 Wales
  • 2.11 West Midlands
  • 2.12 Yorkshire & the Humber
• Charts
  • Chart 1: Glenigan Index
  • Chart 2: Glenigan Index Forecast
  • Chart 3: Departmental Capital Expenditure
  • Chart 4: Value of projects put on hold during January to August 2009
  • Chart 5: Mortgage approvals and house prices
  • Chart 6: Private housing planning applications and approvals - new build only
  • Chart 7: Trend in Private housing construction starts
  • Chart 8: Social housing planning applications and approvals - new build only
  • Chart 9: Trends in Office Construction Starts
  • Chart 10: Value of underlying projects starts during 2008
  • Chart 11: Trends in Hotel & Leisure Construction Starts
  • Chart 12: Trend for construction starts in London
• Tables
  • Table 1: Glenigan Indices
  • Table 2: Key economic indicators
  • Table 3: Underlying construction starts and planning approvals (Starts - three months to August 2009, Planning approvals - three months to July 2009)
  • Table 4: Forecast change in the value of underlying construction starts
  • Table 5: Forecast construction starts for Private Housing
  • Table 6: Forecast construction starts for Social Housing
  • Table 7: Forecast construction starts for Industrial
  • Table 8: Forecast construction starts for Offices
  • Table 9: Forecast construction starts for RetailTable 10: Forecast construction starts for Hotel & Leisure
  • Table 11: Forecast construction starts for Education
  • Table 12: Forecast construction starts for Health
  • Table 13: Forecast construction starts for Community & Amenity
  • Table 14: Forecast construction starts for Infrastructure
  • Table 15: Forecast construction starts for Utilities
  • Table 16: Underlying construction starts and planning approvals (Starts - three months to August 2009; Planning approvals - three months to July 2009)
  • Table 17: Forecast change in the value of underlying construction starts
  • Table 18: Forecast construction starts for the East of England
  • Table 19: Forecast construction starts for the East Midlands
  • Table 20: Forecast construction starts for London
  • Table 21: Forecast construction starts for the North East
  • Table 22: Forecast construction starts for the North West
  • Table 23: Forecast construction starts for Northern Ireland
  • Table 24: Forecast construction starts for Scotland
  • Table 25: Forecast construction starts for South East
  • Table 26: Forecast construction starts for the South West
  • Table 27: Forecast construction starts for Wales
  • Table 28: Forecast construction starts for the West Midlands
  • Table 29: Forecast construction starts for Yorkshire & the Humber