Arcadis sees stronger Irish construction demand from 2027
Bitget2026/10/28 07:14- Arcadis' Autumn 2026 Ireland Market View points to stronger construction demand from 2027, with delivery constraints threatening investment execution.
- Residential construction grew 5.5% annually in Q2 2026; nonresidential activity fell 9.7%.
- Capital allocations total €102.4 billion for 2026-2030, but government capital spending lagged its August 2026 target by €900 million.
- Building construction price inflation forecasts remain at 3-5% for 2026 and 4-6% for 2027.
- The forecast range widens to 4-7% in 2028 as infrastructure workloads and input costs increase inflationary pressure.
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