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Unlock the Future of Australian Contruction with Data-Driven Forecasts

With over 30 years of experience in forecasting the Australian construction industry, Oxford Economics Australia provides deep insights into market trends and future prospects to support strategic planning. Our expertise in both Australian and global construction markets helps clients understand key industry drivers and make informed decisions based on realistic, data-backed forecasts.

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15+

Countries in APAC forecasted

70+

Countries covered globally

90%+

Global construction activity represented

400+

Economists and sector specialists

2050

Forecast horizon and detailed databanks

Construction and Maintenance Industry Forecasts for Australia

Covering all construction sectors in Australia, Oxford Economics Australia also forecasts the construction industries of over 70 countries globally.

Complete coverage
Complete coverage
By seamlessly integrating our in-house economic and industry forecasts across global, national, and city levels, we gain a deep understanding of the key demand and supply drivers in building construction, engineering, maintenance, and mining—providing a solid foundation for long-term forecasting.
Trusted by market leaders
Trusted by market leaders
Our expert team of construction economists provide robust, evidence-based advice to support our clients in achieving the best business outcomes. Oxford Economics Australia has over 50 years of construction market and forecasting experience across all sub-sectors.
Our proprietary "work done value” forecasts
Our proprietary "work done value” forecasts
Oxford Economics provides forecasts for the value of work done, which is defined as the total money paid to construction companies for construction activity they have undertaken. Compared to other metrics, “work done value” most closely relates to construction businesses’ turnover. Businesses can clearly map their revenues to Oxford Economics’ forecasts, to understand when, where and which sectors should be their focus.
Founded on deep expertise
Founded on deep expertise
  • Extensive coverage forecasts: 20+ indicators 70 countries.
  • Expertise in project life cycles and quantitative modelling of activity. 
  • Incorporates our broader macroeconomic view through our fully integrated system of quantitative models. 
  • A team of sector experts available to answer questions. 

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Australian Building Masterplan

Market leading insights into the building and non-residential construction industry in Australia.

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Engineering Construction Masterplan

Market leading insights into the engineering and construction industry in Australia.

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Insights on Australian Maintenance Forecasts

Forecasts of maintenance activity and tracking of maintenance contracts in Australia and New Zealand.

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Australian Construction
Analysis of Australia’s Building Construction Sector

Market leading insights into the building and construction industry in Australia.

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Insights on Australian Maintenance Forecasts

Forecasts of maintenance activity and tracking of maintenance contracts in Australia and New Zealand.

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Australian Infrastructure Construction

Forecasts and analysis of civil infrastructure and heavy industry investment across Australia.

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Australian Mining Commodity Price Forecasts

Analysis and forecasts of activity at all stages of the mine lifecycle by commodity.

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New Zealand Construction Market Analysis

Insight into the building and construction industry throughout New Zealand. Using Oxford Economics Australia’s established methodology, the New Zealand Forecasting Service provides detailed overviews of historical trends as well as future prospects for building activity.

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Asia Pacific Construction Forecasts

Asia Forecasting Service provides building and construction industry insight and forecasts across 14 key Asian Pacific countries.

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Construction and Infrastructure Consulting

Leveraging Oxford Economics’ industry and economic research to provide tailored analysis, insights and forecasts for construction and infrastructure organisations including government agencies, builders and construction contractors, financial institutions and the broader industry supply chain.

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Global Construction Service

Our service provides regular reports that outline the key drivers of construction and includes historical data as well as forecasts for a range of building activity indicators.
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