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Forecasts on France’s Construction Market from 2010 to 2015

Sep 10 2010

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/a0d2e3/construction_fra) has announced the addition of the "Construction - France" report to their offering.

This market analysis gives a clear overview of the actual situation and future outlook of the construction market. The subjects discussed in the market analysis include:

  • Overall construction market (value, volume)
  • Residential construction (value, volume)
  • Non-residential construction (value, volume, by segment)
  • Commercial construction (total, by segment)
  • Industrial construction (total, by segment)
  • Infrastructure construction (total, by segment)
  • Institutional construction (total, by segment)
  • Leading companies and market shares
  • Forecasts and future outlook (optimistic and pessimistic scenarios)
  • Country overview and macroeconomic indicators

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This market analysis provides essential market information featuring figures in euro for the overall value of the construction market from 2004-2008 with estimates provided for 2009. It also provides tables and graphs showing for the same period on the residential construction market. Optimistic and pessimistic forecasts are provided for the percentage growth and the overall value of the construction market from 2010 - 2015. A graph also shows the value of the construction market in euro from 2004 forecasted through to 2015.

Key Topics Covered:

Country Overview and Macroeconomic Indicators:

  • Population
  • Households
  • GDP
  • Inflation
  • Unemployment

Construction in France:

  • Overall construction market
  • Residential construction
  • Non-residential construction
  • Commercial construction
  • Industrial construction
  • Infrastructure construction
  • Institutional construction
  • Construction market trends
  • Leading companies

Forecasts and Future Outlook:

  • Overall construction market
  • Residential construction
  • Non-residential construction
  • Commercial construction
  • Industrial construction
  • Infrastructure construction
  • Institutional construction

Source: http://www.researchandmarkets.com/

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