Building Products
Europe Interior Doors Market Experiences Remarkable Growth
The Europe interior doors market is experiencing remarkable growth and presents promising opportunities for manufacturers, suppliers, and consumers. Valued at $12,606.0 million in 2020, the market is expected to reach $19,419.5 million by 2030, with a CAGR of 4.2%...
MARKET MOVES
The UK Government Will Cease Enforcing IR35 Rules Next Year
World Construction Today - To save businesses time and money, the UK government has abandoned disputed changes to the tax status of independent contractors. Two years after they were originally adopted in the private sector, the IR35 off-payroll tax...
MARKET MOVES
This Year, Building Expenses In US May Climb By Another 14%
World Construction Today - According to real estate behemoth Coldwell Banker Richard Ellis-CBRE, construction expenses in the US are expected to rise by 14.1% by the end of 2022.
A number of factors, including a labour shortage, general inflation, supply-chain...
Infrastructure
The 10 Most Expensive Cities In The World To Construct In
World Construction Today - Turner & Townsend's International Construction Market Survey reveals the most expensive cities in the world to construct in. According to the study, San Francisco in the US was the most expensive city in the world...
MARKET MOVES
US Cities Among Most Expensive Places to Build Worldwide Cost of Construction Set to Soar as States Build Back Better
Major US cities are topping global rankings as some of the most expensive places to build, with the cost of construction set to soar over the next two years as pressure on labor and materials coincide with major investment...
MARKET MOVES
Henry Construction turnover soars to £377m
Fast-growing Henry Construction Projects delivered another big jump in revenue last year to £377m. Growth is being fueled by a strategic move to take on bigger building projects, transforming the business which in 2015 was turning over £50m.
Pre-tax profit...
MARKET MOVES
2021 Sorci Report Reveals Solutions for U.S. Residential Builders to Avoid Predicted Downturn in 2022
While U.S. builders saw record increases in sales and net profit among homeowners trying to improve their living environment due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the outlook for the housing industry in 2022 is not quite as positive. These results...
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