Resilient Demand and Evolving Pressures across Asian Construction Markets
The December 2025 edition report captures a mixed picture of the construction landscape across Asia. While regional demand remains resilient – supported by infrastructure investments and policy reforms – macroeconomic pressures and cost factors continue to shape divergent market outcomes.
Labour availability, regulatory changes and rising fiscal spending are exerting greater influence on tender prices, as material cost volatility begins to stabilize. Cities such as Ho Chi Minh City and Tokyo recorded higher year-on-year tender price movements in 2025 while Singapore, Manila and Jakarta saw more moderate movements in the same period. The report presents a comprehensive overview of construction cost trends, tender price movements, and economic indicators to help industry players navigate evolving market conditions and opportunities.