Construction in the High-Rise Buildings Market Report – UK 2018-2025

The 1st edition of the Construction in the High-Rise Buildings Market Report – UK 2018-2025 analyses the scale of the high-rise industry in the UK, puts this into a global perspective, while also assessing the regionality of the high-rise sector in the UK, the key end use sectors in the industry, construction supply chain and the key influencing factors and design considerations in the industry. The report should be of particular interest to construction companies and their supply chains, house builders, developers and investors and key stakeholders and companies operating in both the residential and commercial property markets.

Key issues analysed include:

• Structure and size of the high-rise buildings market in the UK.
• Global high-rise buildings pipeline 2018-2025 – analysis in the development pipeline by size, stage, end use sector and country.
• London high-rise market – analysis of the size and structure of the market in London by building size, end use sector and by Borough.
• UK regional high-rise buildings market – analysis of the structure and scale including size, end use sector and city, e.g. Liverpool, Leeds, Newcastle, Portsmouth, Plymouth, Glasgow etc.
• UK Regional and London development pipelines 2018-2025 – analysis by building size, stage of development, end use sector, region, construction material, construction team.
• Key influences – foreign & overseas investment in the high-rise buildings property market, planning policies, London Plan, the impact of Brexit on property investment activity.

Key areas of insight include:

• Review of the key materials / product suppliers including: Access Equipment; Cladding; Concrete Frame; Fire Safety; Lifts & Escalators; Paints & Coatings; Piling & Groundwork; Sealants; and Steel Fabricators.
• Review of the supply chain including: Architects; Consulting Engineers; MEP / Building Contractors; Developers & Investors; Façade Engineers; Fit-out Contractors; and Civil & Structural Engineers.
• Detailed profiles of key construction contractors, analysis of key activity and project pipelines.
• Key end use sectors in the high-rise sector: Private and Luxury Residential Sectors; Private Rented Sector (PRS); Affordable Housing; Commercial Office; Mixed-use; Hotel and Student Accommodation Sectors.
• Outline of design and cost considerations in high-rise buildings – indicative costs by activity sub & superstructure, facades, MEP services, fit-out, programme and offsite manufacturing. Other considerations include suitability of building materials, fire risk, wind and seismic considerations, environmental & sustainability issues, access and logistics etc.
• Detailed market data and insight on the construction in the high rise building market by AMA Research, a leading UK provider of construction market intelligence.

High Rise Construction Market:

• UK and Global market for High-Rise Buildings: Structure and size of the Global High-Rise Buildings Market. Analysis of high-rise buildings stock by size, end use sector and country.
• Global High-Rise Buildings Development Pipeline 2016-2025 – Analysis of high-rise buildings in the development pipeline by building size, stage of development, end use sector and country.
• UK Regional High-Rise Buildings Market – Analysis of the structure and size of the high-rise buildings market across the regions by building size, end use sector and city, including analysis of schemes in Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Newcastle, Portsmouth, Plymouth, Glasgow and Sheffield.
• London High-Rise Buildings Market – Analysis of the size and structure of the high-rise buildings market in London by building size, end use sector and by Borough.
• UK Regional and London High-Rise Buildings Development Pipeline 2016-2025 – Analysis of schemes by building size, stage of development, end use sector, region, construction materials and construction team.
• Construction Market Overview – Analysis of total current and forecast construction output and output by sector.

Key End Use Sectors:

• Analysis of high-rise buildings construction in the London and Regional Private and Luxury Residential Sectors;
• High-rise construction in the Affordable Housing Sectors. Analysis of affordable housing completions and targets outlined in the London Plan;
• Analysis of high-rise buildings construction in the Private Rented Sector (PRS);
• Analysis of high-rise buildings construction in the Regional and London Commercial Office Sector;
• Analysis of high-rise buildings construction in the Mixed-use and Hotel Sector;
• Analysis of high-rise buildings construction in the Student Accommodation Sector.

Key Influencing Factors & Design Considerations:

• Foreign and Overseas Investment in the high-rise property market. Analysis of key sources of investment, key areas of the London residential property market and the impact of Brexit on inward investment.
• Planning policies for High-Rise Buildings – Analysis of regional and borough strategies.
• Cost & Design Issues for High-Rise Buildings – construction costs for; substructure, superstructure, façade, MEP services, lifts, fit-out costs, programme costs & offsite fabrication, suitability of building materials, access, safety, wind & seismic, fire safety, sustainability and environment considerations.
• Review of the key materials and product suppliers in the high-rise buildings market including: Access Equipment; Cladding & Facades; Façade Cleaning & Maintenance; Concrete Frame; Fire Safety; Lifts & Escalators; Paints & Coatings; Piling & Groundwork; Sealants; and Steel Fabricators.

Construction Market Supply in the High Rise Sector:

• Review of the construction and professional services suppliers in the high-rise buildings market including: Architects; Consulting Engineers; Construction Contractors; Developers & Investors; Façade Engineers; Fit-out Contractors; MEP Contractors; and Civil & Structural Engineers.
• Detailed profiles of key construction contractors with high-rise buildings experience and analysis of key activity and project pipelines.