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The 2020 Global Status Report for Buildings and Construction was prepared by Ian Hamilton from. University College London (UCL) and Oliver Rapf from the GlobalData 2020. This product is licensed and is not to be photocopied. 3. List of Figures. Figure 1: Global Construction Output Growth (Real, % change), Collaborating to achieve project excellence. Improving quality of life. 10th Anniversary Edition. 2020. Global Construction. Disputes Report June 2020. Executive summary. Page 2. Construction, which encompasses real estate, infrastructure, and industrial structures, is the largest industry in the The Global Powers of Construction 2020 report ranks the top 100 global construction companies based on sales, and the top 30 companies Download the PDF global construction markets, according to respondents to the RICS Global Construction Monitor for Q3 of 2020. This appears to be linked to the uneven impactGlobal construction output in 2020 was US$10.7 trillion1 and we expect this to grow by 42% or US$4.5 trillion between 2020 and. 2030 to reach US$15.2 trillion.