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S’pore construction output forecast to grow 7% y-o-y to $43 bil to $46 bil this year

Jovi Ho
Jovi Ho • 4 min read
S’pore construction output forecast to grow 7% y-o-y to $43 bil to $46 bil this year
A 7% increase in output for any industry “can be easily managed” if players plan ahead, says Teo Jing Siong, group director, strategic planning and transformation office, BCA. Photo: BCA
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Singapore’s total construction output is projected to increase to between $43 billion and $46 billion this year in nominal terms. The average projected output of $44.5 billion will be around 7% higher than 2025’s preliminary estimate of about $41.7 billion.

This forecast is based on the contracts awarded in the past few years and the continued strong construction demand expected in 2026, according to the Building and Construction Authority (BCA).

Construction demand has remained consistently high since 2023, announced the regulator at the BCA-REDAS Built Environment And Real Estate Prospects Seminar 2026 on Jan 22.

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