Online Databank, which includes over 1000 indicators Databank includes historical data as far back as 1980 and forecasts out to 2023 featuring a range of economic, socioeconomic, and demographic data. Outlined project listings Details of major constructions projects as they move from planning to approval, commencement and then completion. Timely written analysis Quarterly chart-books, data insights, research briefings and a monthly forecast report. Customisable dashboard Completely customisable data feeds, including an excel plug-in and the ability to integrate with Tableau and Power-BI.
Rigorous forecast methodology, combining quantitative forecast models with on-the-ground project information gathered by our team of economists and data scientists. All forecasts are underpinned by our macroeconomic outlook for the region, which incorporates the economic impact of major developments and trend at the global, national and sub-national levels. Common metrics (in US$) for commencements and work done, which have been developed by BIS Oxford Economics, to provide easy cross-country comparison.
Data-bank searches can be saved for future reference and downloaded quickly to Excel and Adobe formats, and even shown on a heat map.
Interactive dashboard with the latest analysis and forecasts
Features
Navigating the impact of global trends and domestic developments in the construction sector across the Asia region is vital for all firms operating in the sector. Through the analysis of key market variables and the tracking of major projects, our reports provide comprehensive coverage of construction activity in Asia, and are essential for strategic development, planning, performance analysis, risk management and budgeting purposes.
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Building and construction insights for Asia and New Zealand
Benefits
Completely customisable Databank that can be displayed in table or chart form
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Principal Economist Adeline Wong discusses the outlook for Asia on Sky News.
Methodology
BIS Oxford Economics has estimated a common metrics in US$ and local currency to allow cross-country comparison in work done (residential, non-residential and civil engineering) and commencements, residential, non-residential and civil engineering). Further detail is provided for individual countries, based on data availability for each country. Typical coverage includes approvals, commencements, work done and completions in either floor area, value or number terms.
Geographies
Economic Variables
Consultancy BIS Oxford Economics offer a range of bespoke consultancy services which provide insights and analysis that deep dive beyond our subscription services. Working directly with you and leveraging our subscription services, our consulting team have extensive experience developing models and conducting deep analysis for specific sectors and regions in Asia. Particular areas of focus include (but are not limited to): Bespoke market sizing forecasts Scenario analysis Thought leadership Economic impact & policy analysis Cost escalation Due diligence for asset transactions Ongoing monitoring of market conditions and developments
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China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam. Where available sub-national forecasts are also supplied.
All forecasts are produced within a rigorous, consistent quantitative framework that maps from approvals (if available) through to commencements, work done and completions (if available). Activity is linked to macroeconomic and demographic fundamentals that drive the structural demand for new buildings and infrastructure. The model’s projections are supplemented with detailed research by our economists and data scientists into major projects that have been announced, commenced, are ongoing or completed, ensuring that the cyclical nature of the sector is fully captured in the outlook.