Construction in Ireland

Whilst construction output is unlikely to reach pre-Covid-19 levels, it is expected that development in 2021 will significantly exceed 2020 levels.

While 2021 has got off to a bad start for the industry, the report anticipates a strong year for the sector based on a presumption that normal activity will resume shortly as the vaccine roll-out continues. The report indicates in general terms that demand has not been impacted but rather activity is delayed.

In 2020, AECOM estimated the cost of construction increased by approximately 1%. In 2021, AECOM estimates a conservative further increase of 2%. While the trade agreement between the UK and EU is only just implemented, the report suggests access to materials and other equipment has been unaffected by Brexit to date.

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(Construction industry expected to grow by 15% in 2021 | Irish Building Magazine.ie | Ireland’s Leading Construction

News & Information Portal, 2021)