Detailed analysis and forecasts of residential, non-residential and home renovation building activity.
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Conferences and building outlook briefings. Complimentary attendance to our bi-annual conference to review prospects and key risks for the building industry.
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Service Features Short Term Outlook. Timely reports providing current market conditions and prospects for residential building, non-residential building, home renovations and housing finance. All building sectors have a forecast horizon of 18 months at both the national and state levels. Long Term Outlook. A bi-annual report analysing medium to long-term prospects for the building industry. The building in Australia report covers annual forecasts of building activity for the next 15 years. Such forecasts are intended to capture the timing of the next building cycle to support strategy development and long-term planning. Rapid Response to Data Releases. Data Insights provide our immediate assessment of key data releases. Broad Sector Coverage. Sector specific analysis of over 15 non-residential building sectors (ie. offices, education, transport, health etc.) and across houses, medium density and high density residential sectors. Quarterly Chartbook. Dashboard of key data and trends for the Australian building industry. Databank Access. Historical data and forecasts up to 15 years in the horizon, updated every quarter to provide the latest data.
What are the benefits?
Australian Building Forecasting Service
What is the Australian Building Forecasting Service? The Australian Building Forecasting Service provides regular forecasting reports, high frequency commentary and a deeply detailed databank on the residential and non-residential sectors across states and territories and the country. We provide a thorough analysis of the drivers of demand and supply, as well as forecasts of major market variables including building approvals, commencements, completions and other building indicators which are essential for strategic development, planning, performance analysis, risk management and budgeting.
Excellent customer service. We offer our clients a comprehensive customer support with full access to our team of national and international economists.
Data Insights. Frequent email alerts with commentary on ABS building data releases every month.
Get in touch
To find out more and get in touch with us, visit us at www.bisoxfordeconomics.com.au/subscriptions/construction-in-australia/building
Methodology Detailed population and economic models at the national and regional level are used to drive our forecasts for the various building sectors. A stock balance model is used to power our residential projections for houses and attached dwellings, capturing the interplay of new supply coming on to the market and the underlying demand for new dwellings. For non-residential building, extensive project tracking of major commercial, industrial and social projects is used to further guide the outlook.
Market Variables Our data is segregated into residential building (houses, medium density, high density) alterations & additions, non-residential building (retail, transport, office, accommodation, factories, warehouses, agricultural, educational, religious, aged care, health facilities, entertainment and other), building deflators, population, housing stock and housing stock balance. Forecasts of all key building variables are available in both nominal and real value terms. New dwelling construction is also provided in a number metric.
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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 Australia and globally. 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
Geographies Building forecasts are provided for all states and territories in Australia. (New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Northern Territory, Western Australia, Australian Capital Territory, Tasmania and South Australia).