Perioada 2023-2026 se anunta plina de provocari pentru industria constructiilor din Romania. In anii anteriori (2022-2022) multi indicatori statistici au fost la maximul ultimilor 7-8 ani sau chiar a ultimei decade. Astfel:
Totusi, desi unele perspective sunt pozitive, exista si numeroase bariere in calea dezvoltarii acestei industrii. Scumpirile materiilor prime si a energiei, inflatia, costurile mai mari de finantare au franat puternic piata constructiilor rezidentiale. Prin urmare 2023 este un an plin de provocari. Pentru o mai buna transparenta, este important sa avem o privire de ansamblu si sa luam unele decizii intr-un context mai larg.
Basic macroeconomic indicators
1.1. Annual GDP 2012-2023 [value, current prices]
1.2. Short-term GDP growth [volume, % y/y]
1.3. Individual sector contribution to GDP [% of Gross Value Added, or GVA]
1.4. GDP growth in Romania vs. European Union (EU 27)
1.5. Inflation – Consumer Price Index (CPI)
1.6. Net investments
1.7. Construction cost
1.8. Inward Foreign Direct Investments in Romania (FDI)
1.9. Economic sentiment indicator
1.10. Population (million persons, Jan 1st)
1.11. Employment rate in Romania vs. European Union (EU27)
1.12. Revenues and expenditure per household
2. Building permits and contracted construction works
2.1. Building Permits – predictor for construction market’s dynamics
2.2. Contracted construction works (construction market) – breakdown
3. Residential: building permits, contracted works, dwellings completed
3.1. Building permits: number, area – by region
3.2. Contracted works – by structure elements and construction objects
3.3. Dwellings stock – breakdown
3.4. How many dwellings are needed in Romania?
3.4.1. Big picture: number of dwellings is rising while resident population is not
3.4.2. The age structure of Romanian dwelling stock
3.4.3. Problems related to Romania’s dwelling stock
3.4.4. Demographic drivers for residential real estate
3.5. Completed (delivered) dwellings
3.5.1. Completed (delivered) dwellings – by region
3.5.2. Completed (delivered) dwellings – by funding source
3.5.3. Authorised versus delivered dwellings
3.6. Financial elements relevant for the residential real estate market
3.6.1. Mortgage lending: interest rates, flow and stock
3.6.2. Households’ incomes, transfers and their bank deposits
3.6.3. Property prices
4. Non-residential: building permits, contracted works
4.1. Building permits for non-residential constructions
4.2. Contracted works – by structure elements and construction objects
4.3. Non-residential construction market: segmentation
4.3.1. Warehouses, manufacturing facilities a.k.a. Logistic and Industrial
4.3.2. Buildings for wholesale trade and retail a.k.a. Commercial (HoReCa included)
4.3.3. Administrative buildings a.k.a. Office
5. Civil-engineering and other state-funded construction works
5.1. The value of civil engineering construction works
5.2. Road network
5.3. Railways network
5.4. Water and sewage network
6. Forecast of construction market in Romania
6.1. Structural analysis and the forecast of the residential construction market
6.2. Forecast of construction market in Romania – by type of works
7. The analysis of the main construction materials markets in Romania
7.1. Cement market in Romania
7.2. Steel rebar market in Romania
7.3. Analysis of expandable polystyrene market
7.4. Masonry materials market – the total size and segmentation depending of the type of materials
7.5. Roofing materials market
8. Financial analysis of top 100 construction companies in Romania
8.1. Top 100 construction companies
8.2. Top 50 construction companies of residential and non-residential buildings
8.3. Top 50 roads and highways construction companies
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