Feb 8 2013
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Construction Sector in Russia 2013 - Regional Focus" report to their offering.
Report focuses on regional details, growth projections to 2015
The Russian construction market has recently demonstrated variations in growth across the country's Federal Districts. For a closer look at construction activity, PMR offers a unique document examining the country's residential, non-residential and civil engineering sectors in light of market conditions in each district. It illustrates the influence of government investment in transportation, housing, and infrastructure construction as well as expansion due to upcoming events such as the Winter Olympics scheduled to take place in Sochi in 2014.
Construction sector in Russia 2013 - Regional focus, Market analysis and development forecasts for 2013-2015 studies the trends and expected growth statistics for each federal district. The report offers information on the value of each of the market's main segments and provides information on over 500 substantial projects expected to take place during the years 2013-2015.
It supplies market shares of the total Russian construction market held by the construction industries in each federal district and engages in comparative analysis and calculation of projected levels of growth for each district's residential, non-residential and civil engineering segments. It delivers an in-depth analysis of prevailing trends and their influence on future developments in the construction market environments of each segment, in each federal district.
This timely and concise report offers comprehensive forecasts for construction and assembly output values during the period 2013-2015 for each Federal District, categorised by market segment. It analyses recent price changes within the industry and projects price development during the forecast period. Readers will find the comparative perspective especially useful when pinpointing regions within Russia expected to experience the largest surges in activity and those that will be most profoundly affected by nationwide economic and industry trends and government and private levels of investment.
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