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Construction Activity in Singapore Hits Low in Q2

Construction Activity in Singapore Hits Low in Q2

新加坡施工活动第二季度降至最低点
Singapore Business Review ·  08/01 23:55

There were fewer private residential and non-residential workloads.

私人住宅和非住宅工作负担都减少了。

Construction activities in Singapore declined in Q2 2024, driven by fewer private residential and non-residential workloads.

新加坡Q2施工活动下降,主要原因是私人住宅和非住宅工作负担减少。

The RICS Global Construction Monitor revealed that the headline indicator for Q2, which captures overall construction sector activity, declined from +14 in Q1 to 0, the lowest since Q3 2021's negative 17.

RICS全球建筑监测显示,Q2的综合建筑业活动整体下降,头条指标也从Q1的+14下降到0,是自2021年Q3的负17以来的最低值。

Private residential workloads also fell to its lowest reading since Q3 2021, dropping to -13 from +8 in Q1 2024.

私人住宅工作负担也下降到自2021年Q3以来的最低读数,从2024年Q1的+8下降到-13。

Fewer players also reported increased infrastructure workloads in Q2, with the indicator dropping to +42 from +59 in Q1.

Q2基础设施工作量的增加者减少,指标从Q1的+59下降到+42。

Workloads across subcategories, such as social projects like schools and hospitals, ICT, energy, water and waste, and transport, however, showed promising growth.

然而,社会项目如学校和医院、ICt、能源、水和废水以及交通等子类别的工作量都显示出了良好的增长。

Meanwhile, 12-month expectations for the construction sector looked significantly more downbeat, with indicators for private residential workloads dropping from +12 in Q1 to 0, and private non-residential declining from +4 in Q1 to -29.

同时,建筑业未来12个月的预期看起来明显更加黯淡,私人住宅工作负担的指标从Q1的+12下降到0,私人非住宅的指标从Q1的+4下降到-29。

Infrastructure expectations, however, held strong with a reading of +57, up from +54 in Q1.
Competition was cited as the main factor holding the construction sector back (+61), followed by skills shortages (+57) and cost of materials (+52).

然而,基础设施预期保持强劲,读数为+57,高于Q1的+54。
竞争被认为是制约建筑业发展的主要因素(+61),其次是技能短缺(+57)和材料成本(+52)。

Across the region, there is a lack of skilled trades (+70), managers (+61) and Quantity Surveyors (+61).

在全区域内,缺乏熟练工人(+70)、管理人员(+61)和测量师(+61)。

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