Construction sector in Poland

• Reliable forecasts based on a multi-aspect forecasting approach (aggregated data from the PMR construction investment database, econometric models, expertise of the report authors, time series analysis)
• Historical data and authors' 5-year forecasts of the value and dynamics of construction and assembly production: in total and broken down into residential, non-residential and civil engineering construction, as well as for several key market sub-segments
• Macroeconomic forecasts for the Polish economy, such as: GDP dynamics and its components, unemployment, interest rates, demographics, salaries
• Key market trends in the construction sub-segments:
  • progress of government programmes in the area of roads, railways, energy and industry
  • author's analysis of the condition of residential construction and evolution of construction production of small (up to 10 employees) and larger (more than 9 employees) construction entities
  • available stock and space under development in the main segments of the commercial real estate market (offices, hotels, retail, industrial and warehouse space)
• Data and statistics from the report, e.g:
  • total construction and assembly production and for companies employing more than 9 employees
  • building permits and new construction starts
  • largest commercial investments – completed and under construction
  • buildings put to use
  • number of construction companies
  • financial results of the largest contractors
  • cement production
  • EU funds
  • housing loans
  • completed dwellings
  • volume of non-residential buildings constructed annually
  • value and dynamics of GDP
• Segments included in the report:
  • residential construction, in total and by single-family and multi-family buildings
  • non-residential construction, total and by offices, shopping centres, hotels, warehouses, public buildings
  • Engineering construction, total and by roads, railways, power industry, water and sewage infrastructure
• Profiles of leading contractors – key data on the largest construction companies in Poland (financial data, description of activities and specialisations, key contracts)
• Excel with key information from PMR's database of construction projects – key data on current and planned construction projects.
• Segments included in the report:
  • residential construction, in total and by single-family and multi-family buildings
  • non-residential construction, total and by offices, shopping centres, hotels, warehouses, public buildings
  • Engineering construction, total and by roads, railways, power industry, water and sewage infrastructure
• Profiles of leading contractors – key data on the largest construction companies in Poland (financial data, description of activities and specialisations, key contracts)

• Offers regular monitoring of the market and its growth potential carried out by analysts with many years of experience, familiar with the specifics of the analysed sector.
• It provides real-time access to all key statistics gathered in one place, along with an explanation of how the data presented relates to market reality.
• It presents not only historical data, but also forecasts for the next 5 years
• Forecasts presented in the report will be updated quarterly (three series of updates)
• Includes authors' forecasts, comments and opinions of market experts regarding further development of the construction sector
• Provides a summary of key planned investments having the greatest impact on the development of individual market segments.
• Analyses major contractors and developers operating in the Polish construction market.

The analysis has been prepared to support managers and experts in sales, marketing, investment and strategy and development management from companies and organisations such as:

• contractors and subcontractors,
• producers and distributors of building materials,
• producers and distributors of construction equipment,
• property development companies,
• financial institutions,
• logistic companies,
• design offices,
• software suppliers for the construction industry,
• state and local administration bodies,
• chambers of commerce, industry organisations,
• banks, brokerage houses, investment funds.