The uncertain outlook for the UK economy has led to
reduced optimism, according to the results of the Q3 2019 RICS UK Construction
and Infrastructure Market Survey. With anecdotal evidence from respondents
suggests that the housing market slowdown, coupled with unrelenting Brexit and
political uncertainty, is weighing on investment decisions. The survey results
point to a notable deceleration in workloads, this quarter, with only a net
balance of +10% reporting an increase in total workloads, down on average from
+33% between 2013 and Q2 2016. Read more on the RICS website.
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