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This Frost & Sullivan study on the global facility management (FM) industry identifies the best practitioners from a sustainability point of view. Demand for services geared toward achieving more sustainable outcomes is rising, often associated with clients goals. With the trend of environmental sustainability continuing to gain momentum in the me...

This study analyzes the UK facility management (FM) market insights and revenue from end-user contracts, which includes the outsourced FM market (excluding in-house FM services). The market has returned to robust revenue growth following the shockwave from the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021. The UK FM is forecast to see a healthy 3.0% CAGR from 2024 to ...

The global facility management (FM) industry is facing a period of unprecedented transformation as a procession of megatrends and political, social, economic, technological, and environmental challenges affect markets. The FM sector is so vast and multi-faceted that it is hard to find a trend, event, or issue that does not affect FM operations. Wit...

The Asia-Pacific (APAC) integrated facility management (IFM) market has experienced steady growth, primarily driven by developing economies. While mature markets have shown slower progress, the overall trend is positive. Strong regulatory support, particularly from the public sector, and a growing emphasis on energy efficiency have fueled IFM ad...

Malaysia's facility management (FM) market is transitioning from labor-intensive, compliance-driven service delivery to technology-enabled, outcome-oriented, and sustainability-integrated operating models. Competitive differentiation increasingly depends on providers’ ability to combine integrated FM delivery, digital enablement, energy and ESG cap...

The UK facility management (FM) industry is experiencing major changes driven by geopolitical disruptions, transformative megatrends, and internal challenges. Over the past decade, events such as Brexit, COVID-19, and global conflicts have created economic uncertainty, cost pressures, and supply chain issues. These factors have led organizations to...

Frost & Sullivan defines the facility management (FM) market revenue as end-user contracts in outsourced FM services and exclude in-house FM services and small FM. Outsourced FM that this study analyzed is termed as ‘FM market’. From now until 2027 will be the defining period for next-generation solutions in the FM market. As the market rebounds...

06 Nov 2023  |  Europe  |  Market Research

UK Facility Management Growth Opportunities

Technology, Sustainability, Workplace Optimization, and User Experience as Key FM Growth Strategies

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This study calculates the United Kingdom facility management (FM) market revenue using end-user contracts and includes the outsourced FM market (excluding in-house FM services). Revenue figures for the total FM market describe the addressable market, which is the market that FM service solution providers target. The UK FM market is the most develop...

The global facility management (FM) industry is entering a new phase of accelerated transformation driven by economic uncertainty, supply chain volatility, rising energy costs, and intensifying sustainability demands. In 2026, FM strategies are being shaped by the need for resilient operations, credible environmental, social, and governance (ESG) p...