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| MS45037 |
| MSI HOUSE
BUILDING: UK: DECEMBER 1997 |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- INTRODUCTION
- Definitions
- Methodology
- The UK Economy
- Overview
- Political Climate
- Interest Rates
- Inflation
- Exchange Rates
- Taxation
- Consumer Demand
- Output
- Investment
- Forecasts
- Abbreviations
- MARKET SIZE
- Market Overview and Trends,
1993-1997
- Market Segmentation
- By Sector
- By Type and Size of Property
- Factors Affecting Demand
- Market Forecasts, 1998-2002
- Overview
- Forecast Market Segmentation
- REGIONAL TRENDS
- Overview
- South East
- East Midlands
- North West
- South West
- Greater London
- Yorkshire & Humberside
- West Midlands
- North
- East Anglia
- Scotland
- Wales
- Northern Ireland
- CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS
- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- Overview
- Market Shares
- Company Profiles
- AMEC (Fairclough Homes)
- Barratt Developments
- Beazer Group
- Bellway
- The Berkeley Group
- Bovis Homes
- Bryant Group
- Countryside Properties
- Crest Nicholson
- Fairview New Homes
- John Laing (Laing Homes)
- Y J Lovell (Holdings)
- Alfred McAlpine
- Persimmon
- Prowting
- Redrow Group
- Tay Homes
- Taywood Homes
- Wainhomes
- Westbury
- Wilson Bowden (David Wilson Homes)
- Wilson (Connolly) Holdings (Wilcon
Homes)
- George Wimpey
- TRADE ASSOCIATIONS AND
ORGANISATIONS
- MAGAZINES
- HOUSE BUILDERS
- List of Tables
- 1 Economic Indicators On The UK Economy,
1989-1998
- 2 Total Construction Output In Great Britain,
By Type Of Work, 1993-1997
- 3 New House Building Activity In Great Britain,
1993-1997
- 4 Number Of Property Transactions In England
And Wales, 1993-1997
- 5 Standardised Average House Prices In The UK,
By Quarter, 1993-1997
- 6 UK Population, 1993-1997
- 7 Number of Households In England And Wales,
1991, 1992, 1996
- 8 New Housing Construction Output In Great
Britain, By Sector, 1993-1997
- 9 Activity Undertaken By The Housing
Corporation, 1993-1997
- 10 All Grants And Funding Paid By Scottish
Homes To Housing Associations And Co-ops, 1993-1996
- 11 ADP Expenditure By Tai Cymru,
1993-1997
- 12 Expenditure By Housing Associations In
Northern Ireland, 1993-1997
- 13 Housing Starts And Completions In Great
Britain, By Sector, 1993-1997
- 14 Housing Completions In England, By Type And
Size Of Property, 1992-1996
- 15 Forecast New House Building Activity In
Great Britain, 1998-2002
- 16 Forecast Number Of Property Transactions In
England And Wales, 1998-2002
- 17 Forecast UK Population,
1998-2002
- 18 Forecast Number Of Households In England And
Wales, 1996 And 2001
- 19 Forecast New Housing Construction Output In
Great Britain, By Sector, 1998-2002
- 20 Projected ADP Activity By The Housing
Corporation, 1998 And 1999
- 21 Forecast ADP Expenditure By Tai Cymru, 1998
And 1999
- 22 Forecast Housing Starts And Completions In
Great Britain, By Sector, 1998-2002
- 23 New Housing Construction Output In Great
Britain, By Geographical Region, 1993-1997
- 24 Geographical Analysis Of New Housing
Construction Output In Great Britain, By Proportional Importance,
1993-1997
- 25 Number Of Households In England And Wales,
1991 and 2001
- 26 UK House Prices, By Region,
1992-1996
- 27 New House Building Activity In The South
East, 1993-1997
- 28 New House Building Activity In The East
Midlands, 1993-1997
- 29 New House Building Activity In The North
West, 1993-1997
- 30 New House Building Activity In The South
West, 1993-1997
- 31 New House Building Activity In Greater
London, 1993-1997
- 32 New House Building Activity In Yorkshire
& Humberside, 1993-1997
- 33 New House Building Activity In The West
Midlands, 1993-1997
- 34 New House Building Activity In The North Of
England, 1993-1997
- 35 New House Building Activity In East Anglia,
1993-1997
- 36 New House Building Activity In Scotland,
1993-1997
- 37 New House Building Activity In Wales,
1993-1997
- 38 New House Building Activity In Northern
Ireland, 1993-1997
- 39 Expenditure On Advertising In The UK House
Building Market, By Brand, 1994-1996
- 40 Market Shares Of Leading House Building
Companies In The UK, 1997
- 41 Financial Summary Of AMEC's Housing
Division, 1995 And 1996
- 42 Financial Summary Of Barratt Developments,
1993-1997
- 43 Financial Summary Of Beazer Group,
1993-1997
- 44 Financial Summary Of Bellway,
1993-1997
- 45 Financial Summary Of The Berkeley Group's
Residential House Building Division, 1995-1997
- 46 Financial Summary Of Bovis Homes,
1992-1996
- 47 Financial Summary Of Bryant Group's Homes
Division, 1993-1997
- 48 Financial Summary Of Countryside Properties
Residential Development Division, 1994-1996
- 49 Financial Summary Of Crest Nicholson's
Residential Division, 1994-1996
- 50 Financial Summary Of Fairview New Homes,
1994-1996
- 51 Financial Summary Of John Laing's Homes
Division, 1993-1996
- 52 Financial Summary Of Y J Lovell (Holdings),
1992-1996
- 53 Financial Summary Of Alfred McAlpine's Homes
Division, 1994-1996
- 54 Financial Summary Of Raine's UK House
Building Activities, By Business, 1995 And 1996
- 55 Financial Summary Of Persimmon,
1992-1996
- 56 Financial Summary Of Prowting,
1993-1997
- 57 Financial Summary Of Redrow Group,
1993-1997
- 58 Financial Summary Of Tay Homes,
1993-1997
- 59 Financial Summary Of Taywood Homes,
1992-1996
- 60 Financial Summary Of Wainhomes,
1993-1997
- 61 Financial Summary Of Westbury,
1993-1997
- 62 Financial Summary Of Wilson Bowden's House
Building Division, 1992-1996
- 63 Financial Summary Of Wilson (Connolly)
Holdings' House Building Division, 1994-1996
- 64 Financial Summary Of George Wimpey, 1995 And
1996
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The value of new housing construction output in
Great Britain increased by a significant 12 percent to œ7.41 billion in 1994
before falling in the two subsequent years. MSI project that house building
output will rise by 6 percent in real terms in 1997.
The number of housing starts in Great Britain has
fluctuated significantly during the 1990s. Indeed, increases of 18 percent and 8 percent in
the number of starts in 1993 and 1994 respectively were followed by a
substantial decline of 17 percent in 1995. However, the level of starts rose in 1996
to 175 000 and is projected to increase significantly in 1997. In contrast the
number of housing completions has remained relatively stable at between 180 000
and 190 000 for much of the review period.
In 1996 private sector work accounted for 80 percent of
the value of new housing construction output in Great Britain. The proportional
importance of private sector output is expected to rise to 83 percent in 1997
reflecting the projected 10 percent decline in the value of public sector
output.
In 1996 some 84 percent of completions in England were of
houses as opposed to flats compared with a figure of 76 percent in 1992. Moreover, 60 percent
of residential completions in 1996 were of houses with three or more
bedrooms.
House building output is forecast to increase by
12 percent between 1998 and 2002, with starts and completions also expected to rise
significantly. Whilst the value of new public sector housing output in the UK
is believed to have fallen in real terms between 1993 and 1997, a real increase
of 13 percent is expected during the forecast period. This rise in public sector work
is forecast to exceed the rate of growth in the private sector reflecting the
release of funds gained on the sale of council houses.
The South East and Greater London accounted for
29 percent of the value of new housing construction output in 1996. Other key regions
in terms of value of output in 1996 included Scotland, the North West, the
South West and the East Midlands.
The leading 20 house builders are projected to
account for 41 percent of completions in the UK in 1997 compared with 39 percent in 1996. The
UK house building industry has become increasingly concentrated during the
1990s reflecting the large number of acquisitions undertaken, including Alfred
McAlpine's acquisition of Raine in May 1997 and George Wimpey's asset swap with
Tarmac in March 1996.
Text © 1997
MSI
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