Analize ale pietei romane de constructii

Q2 registers historically low quarterly Activity-Start in Hungarian construction, but H1 is not so bad

AIIR (Asociatia Inginerilor de Instalatii din Romania) impreuna cu filialele Banat-Timisoara, Valahia, Moldova-Iasi, Transilvania-Cluj-Napoca si Transilvania-Brasov si cu sprijinul partenerilor principali, CNRI (Comitetul National Roman de Iluminat), SIEAR (Societatea de Instalatii Electrice si Automatizari din Romania) si

As per the 2024 Summer construction forecast of EECFA, the Eastern European Construction Forecasting Association, released on 25 June, the expansion phase was over in 2023 in the Southeast European (SEE) region as a whole, but the current contraction is not foreseen to last as long as the latest one after 2008. By 2026 this region could return to around its previous peak. The Eastern European (EE) region as a whole is expanding, and EECFA is still optimistic all the way on the horizon. A closer look at the forecast reveals that only Romania, the largest market, is behind the overall setback of the SEE region. Here the previous peak is not expected to be reached soon. Elsewhere in the region further expansion is EECFA’s current view.

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Valoare record a lucrarilor de constructii incepute in 2023

Record value of construction works started in Romania in 2023

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Written by Dr. Sebastian Sipos-Gug - Ebuild srl, EECFA Romania