Looking ahead to 2006
Series: Building ; 268(8314) 9 January 2004, 53-61(9)Publication details: 2004Subject(s): Summary: Experian Business Strategies report that there was 4% real term growth in the construction industry compared with an increase of 2% of GDP. Future growth is thought to be more modest with 3% predicted for 2004 and falling to 2% in 2005. Public non-residential construction is booming but this will decrease towards the end of the forecast period 2003-06, while commercial construction has moved sharply into recession and activity is expected to decline until 2006. Includes tables and information on construction output, regional output and orders.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| Book | London RICS Boxes | ABS67398 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 125054-1001 |
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Experian Business Strategies report that there was 4% real term growth in the construction industry compared with an increase of 2% of GDP. Future growth is thought to be more modest with 3% predicted for 2004 and falling to 2% in 2005. Public non-residential construction is booming but this will decrease towards the end of the forecast period 2003-06, while commercial construction has moved sharply into recession and activity is expected to decline until 2006. Includes tables and information on construction output, regional output and orders.