RIBA Future Trends Survey: London Practices More Downbeat About Future Workloads
In April 2019 the RIBA Future Trends Workload Index remained steady at +5, consistent with the results from the...
Market Reports & Surveys
RIBA Future Trends Survey: Steady Market for Architects
Architects’ workloads recovered lost ground in April 2018, according to the Royal Institute of British Architects’ (RIBA) Future Trends...
- By chris-d-dev
- 29th May 2018
RIBA Future Trends Survey: Architects Feel Optimistic About Future Workloads
With Northern Practices Looking to Recruit More Staff The RIBA Future Trends Workload Index continued its positive trend this...
- By chris-d-dev
- 29th May 2018
RIBA Future Trends Survey: Architects Confidence Dips, Particularly in London, Wales and the West …..
….. where practices are becoming more cautious about recruiting staff In June 2018, the RIBA Future Trends Workload Index...
- By chris-d-dev
- 29th May 2018
RIBA Future Trends Survey: Architects Confidence in Private Housing Sector Dips
Whilst the RIBA Future Trends Workload Index remained positive in July 2018, standing at +10, it has dropped from...
- By chris-d-dev
- 29th May 2018
Troubling Signs for Londons Housing as New Build Starts & Sales Growth Fall
Report from LCP (London Central Portfolio), a real estate investment advisory firm LCP’s latest LCPAca Residential Index reports annual...
- By chris-d-dev
- 14th May 2018
Small Builders Resilient Despite Material Price Hikes says FMB
The workloads of small and medium-sized (SME) construction firms grew slightly in the first three months of this year...
- By chris-d-dev
- 2nd May 2018
UK Offsite Manufacture: the Challenges and Opportunities for Construction Markets – Updated Research
Construction marketing and research specialist, Competitive Advantage, have updated its market report on offsite manufacture. The report ….. ….. first published...
- By chris-d-dev
- 1st May 2018
Infrastructure Construction Reaches a Record Low says Barbour ABI Review
The value of new construction contracts in March reached £5.3 billion, a monthly increase of 8.7 per cent. However...
- By chris-d-dev
- 19th April 2018
Construction Struggles as Housebuilding Takes a Tumble says Barbour ABI Review
The value of new construction contracts in April reached £4.9 billion, a decrease of 6.8 per cent compared to...
- By chris-d-dev
- 19th April 2018
Construction Struggles Continue as New Work Dips to a Five-Year Low says Barbour ABI Review
The value of new construction contracts in May reached £4.5 billion, a decrease of almost ten per cent compared...
- By chris-d-dev
- 19th April 2018
Construction Woes Continue as June Figures Show No Improvement says Barbour ABI Review
The value of new construction contracts in June reached £4.4 billion, a decrease of three per cent compared to...
- By chris-d-dev
- 19th April 2018