Despite global uncertainty and economic shifts, growth expectations remain—though at a slower pace. Rising construction costs and ongoing skilled labor shortages continue to challenge the sector, pushing companies to delay or revise their 2025 plans and highlighting the need for clearer long-term policy direction.
Construction activity is uneven across regions, with office and industrial pipelines shrinking in the Americas and EMEA, while APAC remains robust. Labor shortages and rising wages persist, adding further strain to project costs and planning.
The Construction Insights report provides insights into the key factors that influence the construction sector in 2025, empowering you to make informed decisions for your organization throughout the year.
Key Trends and Challenges:
- Global supply chain stress has risen but remains below recent highs. Growing uncertainty complicates planning and may increase stress.
- Labor constraints remain challenging, especially in skilled labor. Wage increases are necessary to attract talent to construction but add further pressure to overall costs.
- Office and industrial construction pipelines have fallen in the Americas and EMEA but continue to be robust in APAC.
Download the full report to stay up to date on the dynamics influencing the construction industry in 2025. U.S.-specific data is updated on a regular basis to keep you informed with the latest insights.
