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ARTICLE · 24 JANUARY 2024

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2023: Through A Legal Lens

To collate a set of phrases which best encapsulate 2023, from a construction sector perspective, such a 'bucket' would include cost inflation, supplier stress, access to skilled labour...

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To collate a set of phrases which best encapsulate 2023, from a construction sector perspective, such a 'bucket' would include cost inflation, supplier stress, access to skilled labour, energy performance and stranded assets. We take a closer look at the key trends in the construction arena throughout 2023 here.

The first half of 2023 saw a steady increase in commercial building followed by a drop in Q3. There is some stability in cost inflation but cost and material inflation remain a stubborn red flag item. Notwithstanding this, the outlook is positive and optimistic. This is demonstrated in CIFs latest Outlook Survey, with over half of the construction companies surveyed feeling positive about the health of the sector heading into Q4 and only 11% feeling pessimistic. Respondents observed an increase in housebuilding, civil and general construction, with some respondents also identifying a healthier pipeline of work they expect to merge by Q2 of 2024. Further, the

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