AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHousing Pipeline: Madrid approved planning changes that could enable up to 18,400 protected homes by 2028. In London, Taylor Wimpey says it will stop pursuing new homes beyond projects already underway, citing weak development viability and rising costs. Land Compensation: India revised payments for land beneath interstate transmission lines, allowing market valuations to override lower official rates. Construction Output: Germany’s industrial production rose 2% in August, led by a 9.3% monthly jump in construction. Workforce Pressures: Contractors warn that an aging workforce, tighter immigration enforcement and booming data-centre demand are worsening skilled-trade shortages and delaying projects. Major Projects: Construction has started on a 24MW Digital Realty data centre in Osaka, while a 32.5-billion-yuan market development is underway in Guangzhou.
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