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Forecast Report on Construction Sector in Poland

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Jan 31 2014

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Construction Sector in Poland 2014 - Regional Focus, Development Forecasts for 2014-2016" report to their offering.

This publication studies Poland's construction market using a regional approach. The report focuses on current conditions and delivers prospects for 2014-2016.

Construction Sector in Poland 2014 - Regional Focus, Development Forecasts for 2014-2016 offers answers to all these questions and many more. In addition to the latest regional information, this document provides the data and analysis necessary for informed comparison of the prospects available in each region for each of the main market segments - residential, non-residential and civil engineering - of the Polish construction market. It delivers information concerning the investment values of projects in each voivodship, based upon permit totals for each type of building project and evaluates current and projected construction and assembly volumes for each region.

Key Questions Answered

  • Which part of Poland offers the most opportunity in terms of construction projects?
  • In which regions are the most talked about planned and new projects located?
  • Which voivodship has issued the largest number of building permits for its non-residential construction segment? For residential construction?
  • How are construction and assembly volumes expected to change in each region during the period from 2014-2016?

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This publication also supplies specific data describing categories of interest to a wide variety of Polish construction industry professionals, such as the total of building permits issued within each Polish voivodship, expenditures of Poland's General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways, recent and planned infrastructure, road, commercial and industrial and residential building projects by voivodship.

Key Topics Covered:

I. Methodology

II. Executive summary

III. Mazowieckie

IV. Slaskie

V. Wielkopolskie

VI. Malopolskie

VII. Dolnoslaskie

VIII. Pomorskie

IX. Lodzkie

X. Kujawsko-Pomorskie

XI. Podkarpackie

XII. Zachodniopomorskie

XIII. Lubelskie

XIV. Warminsko-Mazurskie

XV. Swietokrzyskie

XVI. Podlaskie

XVII. Lubuskie

XVIII. Opolskie

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/8m6q7k/construction

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