Glenigan
-
Housing construction growth offsets non-residential dip
Southern regions lead the activity on all fronts
-
Bonanza year for leisure and education project starts
Glenigan data shows 2024 project starts are up 20% on 2023 levels
-
Construction starts signal return of confidence
A growth spurt in private housing is leading a resurgence in building
-
Retail construction jumps, bucking wider slowdown
Sector is only non-residential market to post rising starts on quarterly and annual basis
-
Planning approvals fall to record low
Data shows housing pipeline is smaller than it was in the wake of the GFC
-
Built environment stabilises as regional activity picks up
Construction starts accelerate in Yorkshire, the Humber and Northern Ireland
-
Resi construction starts drop by 27%
Social housing starts face steepest decline at 43%
-
Construction starts drop by 17% over last three months
Latest data shows starts on site 30% down on the same period a year ago
-
Logistics and office starts down 48% last year
Work starting on retail projects increased, according to the latest data
-
Leisure hit hardest amid construction’s sector-wide decline
U-turn on HS2 was ‘contributing factor to a sudden dip in previously resurgent verticals’
-
Construction starts fall by 13% in Q1 as economic pinch continues
On-site starts are 36% below 2022 levels, according to Glenigan
-
‘Frustratingly slow’ start to year for construction sector
Hotels and leisure and the health sector were the only areas of the market to see an uptick