Construction market in Poland

The report "Construction Market in Poland" is the most comprehensive and expert analysis dedicated to the future of the construction sector in the country. It presents both historical time series and proprietary 7-year forecasts for the development of three main areas: residential, non-residential, and engineering construction. The report also includes insights into several key subsegments.

A major added value is the inclusion of detailed listings of key investments – a total of over 800 projects that significantly impact the dynamics of individual subsegments. The report is further enriched with expert commentary, providing deeper insights into the current market situation, anticipated trends, and the most critical opportunities and risks.

The report offers a holistic view of the market, facilitating business decision-making, investment planning, and the development of effective sales and marketing strategies.

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Part 1. General Construction Forecasts and Trends

Macroeconomic forecasts
Demographic forecasts
Price trends
Main market barriers
Unemployment rate
Wages in construction
Employment in construction
Construction workforce according to BAEL
Financial condition of the construction sector
Financial results of companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW)
Order portfolios of leading construction groups
Construction market value forecasts
Value of EU funds for 2021-2027
European Green Deal and Fit for 55 package
National Recovery Plan for 2022-2026
FEnIKS Program for 2021-2027
Construction investments within the Ministry of National Defense budget
Cement consumption forecasts
Concrete consumption forecasts
Steel consumption forecasts
Construction equipment leasing market
Public procurement market
Popularity of e-commerce in construction

Part 2. Forecasts for Key Segments and Planned Investments

Residential buildings (PKOB 11)
1. Single-family residential buildings (PKOB 111)
2. Two-apartment and multi-apartment buildings (PKOB 112)
3. Collective housing buildings (PKOB 113)
Residential mortgage market
Housing prices
Non-residential buildings (PKOB 12)
1. Hotels and tourist accommodation buildings (PKOB 121)
2. Office buildings (PKOB 122)
3. Commercial and service buildings (PKOB 123)
4. Transport and communication buildings (PKOB 124)
5. Industrial and warehouse buildings (PKOB 125)
6. Public utility buildings (PKOB 126)
7. Other non-residential buildings (PKOB 127)
Civil engineering and water engineering structures (PKOB 2)
1. Highways, expressways, streets, and other roads (PKOB 211)
2. Railways, aerial or suspended railways (PKOB 212)
3. Bridges, viaducts, flyovers, tunnels, and underground or overground passages (PKOB 214)
4. Water structures (PKOB 215)
5. Pipelines and telecommunication lines as well as power transmission lines (PKOB 221)
6. Distribution pipelines and cable distribution lines (PKOB 222)
7. Comprehensive structures on industrial sites (PKOB 230)
8. Sports and recreational structures (PKOB 241)

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Database in MS Excel format

Data:
Table containing the 800 largest projects categorized by segment

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What key questions does the report answer?

What is the current value of the construction market in Poland and its segments?
What are our forecasts for the market value dynamics over the next 7 years?
Which construction market segments and subsegments have the best prospects?
In which market subsegments are the largest significant investments planned?
What opportunities lie ahead for various construction market segments and subsegments?
Which trends pose risks to the development of different construction market segments and subsegments?
Which legislative changes could alter the construction market landscape?
What was the total value of the 800 largest investments over the past 5 years?
In which construction subsegments is there a clear increase in the value of the largest planned investments?
How has the order portfolio of the 20 largest construction groups evolved over the last decade?
To what extent and within what timeframe will the European Green Deal and Fit for 55 package impact the Polish construction market?
What is the current stage of implementation for the FEnIKS program for 2021-2027?
What is happening with the National Recovery Plan?
How many new residential investments can be expected in the coming years?
Single-family homes vs. multi-family buildings: which segment will gain prominence?
What is the growth potential of student housing?
Offices, hotels, shopping centers, or warehouses? Which commercial construction segments will play a key role in the coming years?
How much does GDDKiA plan to invest annually in road infrastructure, and how much will municipalities invest?
What are the total declared investment expenditures for rail infrastructure over the next decade?
What is the status of preparations for the Central Communication Port project?
What construction projects is the Orlen group planning in the coming years?
Which energy construction segments will be the main beneficiaries of Poland's energy transition?
Which companies plan to invest the most in renewable energy projects in Poland?

The general report on the construction market in Poland provides comprehensive data and in-depth analyses of current industry trends. As a long-time client, I can confirm that its preparation is characterized by accuracy and thoroughness, which translates into high informational value of the publication. The study includes a detailed overview of the economic situation, enabling a better understanding of the sector’s growth dynamics.

Łukasz Miodyński, Market Intelligence & Digital Solutions Manager, Saint-Gobain

For years we have been using Spectis’s general report in our company. What sets this publication apart is its comprehensive and reliable analysis of the construction market in Poland, as well as detailed forecasts for the coming years. An excellent complement to this publication are the workshops organized by Spectis, during which you can not only gain expert knowledge but also exchange experiences.

Anna Chudzyńska, Head of the Communication and Market Analysis Department, Ulma Construccion Polska

The general report describes the current state of construction in Poland with a detailed analysis of all its subsectors, along with forecasts for the next few years. The workshops organized on the occasion of its publication play an invaluable role, providing an excellent opportunity to delve into the key insights from the report and to establish contacts with representatives of the construction industry.

Albert Choinka, Sales and Planning Improvement Manager, Cement Ożarów

For several years we have been regularly purchasing the Construction Market in Poland report. It is a comprehensive collection of information about what is currently happening in the industry and its prospects for the coming years. The division into sectors and information about the key market players help us in planning our sales activities. We value the scope, level of detail, and clear presentation.

Katarzyna Ruman, Business Development Director, Uniqa Polska

Several times a year we turn to Spectis’s general reports to view the construction sector from a broader perspective, examine the condition of individual market segments, track investment trends, and understand long-term market forecasts. This is a very valuable support for budgeting and planning the company’s development strategy for the coming years.

Aneta Czech, Senior Market Analyst, Commercial Excellence Department, Wienerberger