Singapore’s construction industry is entering a multi-decade supercycle, driven by a robust pipeline of long-term infrastructure projects and steady housing demand, DBS said. According to the Building and Construction Authority (BCA), total construction demand across public and private sectors is projected to reach $47 to $53b in 2026, comparable with the preliminary $50.5b estimated for 2025. The sustained demand is underpinned by ongoing megaprojects and a steady flow of residential and industrial developments. Over the medium term, BCA expects total construction demand to remain elevated at $39 to $46b per year, extending the strong upcycle that began in 2024 https://sbr.com.sg/in-focus/construction-enters-multi-decade-supercycle-bca-sees-47b-53b-2026-demand   (ICE SINGAPORE)

Fonte notizia: Singapore Business Review, 4 March 2026