英国及爱尔兰建筑行业展望报告 2025-2027

IndustryForecast For the UK and Republic of Ireland Featuring insight directly from industry thought leaders: BusinessIntelligencefor the UKConstructionIndustry The UK construction industry is facing acomplex future, with a mixed outlook forrecovery. Construction businesses need to beable to make informed decisions quickly andefficiently to navigate this complexity. Glenigan Analytix is a business intelligenceplatform that provides construction businesseswith the insights they need to succeed.Our platform integrates data from planningapplications, main contract awards, andstart on-site to deliver a self-serve businessintelligence environment that empowers usersto interrogate and customise data to addresstheir unique business needs. With Glenigan Analytix, you can: •Track market trends and identifynew opportunities•Make informed decisions about where toinvest resources•Reduce risk and avoid costly delays SIGN UP FOR AFREE DEMOTODAY Glenigan Analytix is built on the UK’s mostcomprehensive and up-to-date constructiondata, trusted by the ONS, government, andleading media. And see how we canhelp you improveyour business. glenigan.com/analytixdemo Contents Expert Insights4Economic Background5Executive Summary7Reform and delivery:DeHavilland.12Recovery Persists:Bloomberg14Planning for Opportunity:KPMG16Private Housing18Social Housing21Industrial24Offices27Retail30Hotel & Leisure33Education36Health39Civil Engineering41Republic of Ireland44Key Recommendations54 Expert Insights to drive your construction strategy forward Glenigan’s bespoke research service provides construction industry businesses and sales leaderswith actionable, data-driven insights, specifically tailored to expand their business pipeline. Our team is led by Allan Wilen, a highly respected construction industry expert with over 30 yearsof experience in market analysis and forecasting. Together with our Economics Unit, Allan brings awealth of expertise on the UK construction and built environment markets. With a background thatincludes 20 years as Economics Director at the Construction Products Association, Allan continuesto deliver valuable insights and in-depth market analysis. Supporting him are Yuliana Ivanykovychand Drilon Baca, two seasoned economists who provide rigorous research and analysis, enablinghundreds of businesses each year to make informed strategic decisions. Glenigan’s analysis is trusted by industry bodies and widely respected across thousands ofconstruction businesses, from large infrastructure organisations to smaller enterprises. Featuredin leading media, our market analysis team is the UK’s go-to source of intelligence on the builtenvironment. Our team of economists and analysts delivers custom research for commercialclients, government agencies, and trade organisations alike. From strategic forecasting to fullytailored reports, we provide the intelligence your organisation needs to plan confidently. Unlock the power of targeted insights with Glenigan’s bespoke research. Discover how we cansupport your growth aspirations here: glenigan.com/bespoke Authors Written byAllan WilénEconomics Director Irish section written byPat McGrath Insights Manager Ireland Pat has worked in the industryfor many years providingmarket insights. He worksclosely with governmentbodies and customers onprojects to provide strategicinsights and analysis acrossvarious sectors. 30 years experience inproviding insightful marketanalysis and forecasts onUK construction and thebuilt environment that caninform companies’ businessdevelopment and marketstrategies. Co-written byDrilon BacaEconomist Co-written byYuliana IvanykovychSenior Economist Yuliana contributes toGlenigan’s monthly industryreports through detailedresearch and analysis. Shealso works closely withclients, offering expert insightsto support their strategicdecision-making processes. Drilon provides analysisand insights for Glenigan’smonthly industry reports.He collaborates with clientsto deliver tailored data andexpertise, helping to informtheir strategic decisions. The UKcoUnhesterc UKustihKiod UsysUK and Republic of Ireland EconomicBackground An improving UK economy and rising public sector investment are expected to liftconstruction activity over the next three years. The economy has returned to growthhaving stalled during the second half of last year. Economic growth is expected toaccelerate further during the second half of this year and maintain momentum during2026 and 2027. The UK economy is set to grow by around 1% in 2025, with rising consumer andgovernment spending expected to be the main drivers. Above inflation wage increases,lower interest rates and improving consumer confidence are forecast to lift householdspending and provide a boost to consumer related construction sectors includinghousebuilding. Rising business and public sector investment will take longer to gather momentum but areexpected to provide increased support to construction from 20