Costain on track for 4% margin as workload builds

Contractor expects revenue and profit growth this year ahead of bigger 2027 uplift

Rising costs, workload and uncertainty: the mental pressure on trades is mounting

The role of a modern tradesperson has expanded well beyond the tools. Lauren Hickling reports on the pressures that are changing the reality for trades. The post Rising costs, workload and uncertainty: the mental pressure on trades is mounting appeared first on Construction Management.

Recession fears deepen as building faces sharp decline

Forecasters warn Gulf-driven cost shock to drive 2.6% fall into workload in 2026

New housing lifts construction output in February

1% monthly rise fails to shift ongoing workload three-month decline

Downing Construction sinks deeper into loss

Liverpool contractor hit by falling workload and mounting Building Safety Act provisions

RICS - WBEF - RICS Q1 2023 Global Construction Monitor findings 25052023

Where has the global construction industry shown the most resilience to the economic downturn? In this talk, Tarrant Parsons, RICS Senior Economist, summarises the key findings from the latest RICS Q1 2023 Global Construction Monitor. Responses from about 3,500 RICS professionals point to a modest improvement in headline activity from most parts of the world during Q1, with the latest reading representing the strongest return in terms of the worldwide average since the beginning of 2022

Q2 2021: RICS UK Facilities Management Survey

Outlook for workloads and employment levels across FM continues to improve