MONTHLY BRIEFING ON EUROPEAN CONSTRUCTION

Keep in touch between the EUROCONSTRUCT conferences with our blog - a monthly briefing from our members on recent trends in the construction business throughout Europe.

Register our newsletter and receive all news from us including conference updates directly to your mailbox.

2019

How a construction boom affects public procurement

WIFO
Austria

New challenges for European construction after 2020

PAB-PCR&F
Poland

Construction in Slovakia: 2019 mid-term evaluation

ÚEOS-Komercia, a.s.
Slovak Republic

Housing promotion and support in Beglium

Aquiec-Vkebi
Belgium

About the German renovation market

ifo Institute
Germany

Ireland's growing pain

EY-DKM
Ireland

Still booming after all these years

Prognosesenteret AS
Norway

Water sector requests urgent intervention

Cresme
Italy

Can we blame transport infrastructure?

Prognoscentret AB
Sweden

The grass is greener on the real estate side

EECFA’s Winter Construction Forecast

Buildecon/EECFA
Hungary

2018

Ecological and Functional Technical Mortars

ITeCons/Tecninvest
Portugal

Dutch insights: increasing energy efficiency in housing

EIB
Netherlands

France: recovery in construction leads to labour bottlenecks

BDO BIPE Advisory
France

Construction materials, methods and design

CIFS
Denmark

Game changer regulation in Hungary’s housing market

BuildEcon
Hungary

Downside risks in Swiss housing

KOF
Switzerland

2018 to 2020 construction growth is not London-centric

Experian
United Kingdom

Living conditions in the nordic countries are world's top class

Forecon
Finland

Structural changes in polish construction

PAB-PCR&F
Poland

Economic impact of seismic risk reduction in Italy

CRESME
Italy

Public procurement in the Czech Republic in 2017

ÚRS Praha
Czech Republic

2017

Boom in Austria's construction sector

WIFO
Austria

Changes in the nature of demand for construction works in Belgium

Aquiec-Vkebi
Belgium

Swansong for the construction of 1+2 family homes in Germany

ifo Institute
Germany

French government takes legal action to address housing issue

BIPE
France

Rising tide, but not all boats will lift

Economic update on Slovak Republic

ÚEOS Komercia
Slovak Republic

Is Sweden leading the way?

Prognoscentret
Sweden

Same, same - but different

Prognosesenteret
Norway

Dutch quality assurance in construction

EIB
Netherlands

Long-term value of construction

CIFS
Denmark

Nowcasting, short forecasting - the project based approach

Buildecon
Hungary

Transport infrastructure investments in Switzerland

KOF
Switzerland

2016

Recovery of European construction after the financial crises

Forecon
Finland

Germany disputes the implications of new lending regulations

ifo Institute
Germany

UK economy in a post referendum world

Experian
United Kingdom