Irish Construction Industry Review 2006

Publication Date	August 2006
Publisher	iReach
Product Type	Report
Pages	35
ISBN Number	not applicable
Product Code	ICH00080

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Summary

This report outlines the key issues and the subsequent technology responses currently present in the Building and Construction industry. The main issues and challenges include labour issues and the integration of foreign nationals into the Irish economy; waste management, energy conservation and sustainability across the building and construction sectors and health and safety concerns. The economic development that has transformed the Irish economy over the last 20 years has brought about an array of economic and social concerns such as urban sprawl, increased residential and non-residential rents and prices and a huge increase in inflation. These favourable economic conditions have also generated a multi billion euro building and construction industry that has seen land prices soar particularly in Dublin.

Content

Irish Construction Industry Review 2006
Methodology
Executive Summary
1 Industry Overview
- 1.1 Construction
- 1.2 Civil Engineering
- 1.3 The Irish economic situation
- 1.4 Construction Employment
- 1.5 Major Players in the Construction Industry in Ireland
  - 1.5.1 Sisk
  - 1.5.2 McInerney Holdings
  - 1.5.3 Birmayne
  - 1.5.4 Ascon Contractors
  - 1.5.5 Mercury Holdings
2 Urban Renewal/Dublin Sprawl 12
- 2.1 Urban Renewal Tax Incentive Schemes
- 2.2 2001 Living Over the Shop Scheme (LOTS)
- 2.3 Protected Structures and Conservation
- 2.4 Promotion of Scheme
- 2.5 Incentives/Nature of Scheme
- 2.6 Urban and Village Renewal 2000 - 2006
3 National Development Plan (Ndp)
- 3.1 Economic and Social Infrastructure
4 The Housing Market
- 4.1 House Prices
- 4.2 Commuter Counties: - Louth, Meath, Kildare & Wicklow
- 4.3 3 Bedroom Semi-detached Houses
- 4.4 First time buyers vs. Second time buyers
- 4.5 New Vs Existing Houses
- 4.6 US Influence
- 4.7 Daft Report
- 4.8 SSIA's
- 4.9 Rental Properties
- 4.10 Demographics
5 Conclusion