2024年国际建筑市场调查报告（英）

making the differenceInternational construction market surveyICMS2024Key highlights55markets are warm or hot32markets are set to warm up20markets are expecting lower construction cost inflation2 | International construction market survey 2024Contents01 | Introduction02 | Global economic outlook03 | Global construction cost performance 04 | Regional insights and data05 | Methodology06 | ContactIntroduction01 Global economic outlook2 An election year2 Global forecasts4 Inflation rates6 Hurdles remain for price deflation7 New growth catalysts02 Global construction cost performance 8 International ranking10 Preliminaries and margins11 Cost inflation 13 Input costs18 Tendering03 Contact06 Methodology05 Regional insights and data20 Africa26 Asia33 Australia and New Zealand39 Europe48 Middle East 52 North America60 South America66 UK04 1 | International construction market survey 202401 | IntroductionOur team of global economists collaborated with our local specialists to evaluate input costs – such as labor, materials, and plant – and outlined the average construction costs per square meter for multiple asset classes across several sectors in key markets.Cost data was collated in Q1 2024 measuring the performance of projects and programs across the previous calendar year. This information provides context and a richer understanding of the balance of supply and demand and the cost pressures within each market.Since our 2023 publication, we have added three new unique markets in Japan – Fukuoka, Hiroshima and Sapporo. We publish data for 91 markets in total – a list of those markets can be found here.For simplicity, we have adopted straight-line USD conversion as our primary method of comparison for our cost data. For more information, refer to the methodology section. Detailed explanations of what is included in and excluded from our cost information are given here.We hope that our report serves as a useful barometer of the general health of the global construction industry, as well as the performance of individual markets and collective regions.The global real estate market is emerging from a challenging period of inflationary pressures, volatility and disruption. The construction sector has proved resilient with steady activity overall.Neil Bullen, Global Head of Real EstateGlobal Head of Real Estate, Neil Bullen, introduces our research. Our latest report sees global construction emerging from a period of significant economic challenge and slowly returning to strength as inflationary pressures ease, build costs stabilise and confidence rises.Global construction gets back on stronger footingOur International construction market survey brings together data, insights and experience across 91 global markets in 42 countries.Now in its 15th year, it explores how the industry is performing, the challenges it faces and its future outlook.01 | Introduction02 | Global economic outlook03 | Global construction cost performance 0