Surveys

In October 2022, as part of the OMNIBUD project (cyclical research of the construction industry in Poland), we asked architects about the assessment of the market situation of their architectural firm. The mood of architects has deteriorated compared to the previous edition of the survey (October 2021), which was certainly influenced by the weakening of construction boom and the related uncertainty about the further economic situation. Despite this, 50% of the surveyed architects assess the current market situation of their firm as very good or rather good (compared to 61% a year ago). The percentage of the respondents who assess the position of their firm on the market as neither good nor bad has increased significantly (from 31% to 39%).

For the 11th time, the BCMM Institute – Marketing Research conducted its annual survey of architects' attitudes. The survey was conducted between 12–30 March 2020, i.e. at the beginning of the development of the coronavirus epidemic in Poland.

As many as 61% of architects assess the market situation of their architectural office as good or very good – according to the latest survey we conducted in October 2021. This is the highest percentage in the history of measurements conducted by BCMM.

A dominant group of roofers (49%) expect the same demand for their services in 2021 as last year, and more than half (54%) expect prices in the roofing market to rise this year.

On 19 September 2020, an amendment to the Construction Law came into force, the main objective of which was to reduce bureaucracy, simplify and accelerate the investment and construction process and increase the stability of decisions made in this process.

Following the Interior Contractors Mood Survey (May 2020), we asked those who design interiors to assess the market situation.

As part of OMNIBUD's construction market research, we asked interior contractors to assess the current situation in their industry and the prospects for its development.