No.2605
Housing and Building Materials Market in Southeast Asia: Key Research Findings 2020
Impact of COVID-19 Infections to Housing Starts to Southeast Asian Countries Differ by Each Country
Yano Research Institute (the President, Takashi Mizukoshi) carried out a survey on the market of housing and building materials in major five Southeast Asian countries and found out the current status and the future perspectives.
Summary of Research Findings
Housing starts in major five Southeast Asian countries (Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines) for 2019 slightly declined from the previous year. The market size of building materials in the above countries marginally grew from the preceding year.
Noteworthy Topics
Impact of COVID-19 Infections to Major Five Southeast Asian Countries Differ by Each Country
As of October 2020, the influence of COVID-19 pandemic to the economy and housing starts in Vietnam and Thailand, where relatively small number of infections, is likely to be minor and short term, whereas the impact to Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines with a large number of infections is expected to be long term. In particular, the status in Indonesia has been a concern, because there are many Japanese companies developing business.
Research Outline
2.Research Object： Manufacturers of housing/building materials in major five Southeast Asian countries, Japanese house manufacturers and building materials manufacturers developing business in the countries concerned.
3.Research Methogology： Face-to-face interviews (including online interviews) by the expert researchers, questionnaire, and literature research
The Housing and Building Materials Market in Southeast Asia
This research surveyed the market of housing and building materials in major five Southeast Asian Countries: Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines.
＜Products and Services in the Market＞
The market of housing and building materials in major five Southeast Asian Countries
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