- Belgium’s construction sector is witnessing robust activity driven by increased investments in infrastructure, residential, and industrial segments. The government's emphasis on sustainability and green initiatives continues to influence project planning and development across key urban regions
- The Netherlands’ construction market is currently challenged by rising interest rates and reduced investor confidence. However, growth is expected to resume as sustainability-driven urban development and housing demand start regaining momentum from 2025 onward
- Infrastructure projects such as the Hollands Kust Noord Wind Farm and Rotterdam Biofuels Plant are shaping the Netherlands’ transition to a greener economy. These initiatives are boosting demand for construction services and reflecting a long-term policy shift toward climate resilience
- For instance, Belgium’s construction sector in 2025 faces pressure to deliver 375,000 new homes, amid four years of stagnant growth. Digitization through BIM, drones, and 3D printing is driving future efficiency and transformation
- Benelux is under pressure to meet surging housing demand, with a shortfall requiring immediate attention. Construction activity is accelerating in response, as policymakers and developers focus on delivering affordable and sustainable housing to prevent a future housing crisis
