The construction industry output for new public housing
work has increased by nearly 30 per cent in the past 12 months. Office for
National Statistics figures for May show activity rose by 29.3 per cent year on
year, compared with 16.8 per cent for private housing. All new housing work
grew by 19.4 per cent. The data is based on the results of a monthly survey of
8,000 businesses in Great Britain. Output is defined as the amount construction
companies charge to customers for value of work produced during the period,
excluding VAT and payments to sub-contractors. Read more on Inside Housing.
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