Asia-Pacific Buildings Industry Outlook in 2015

Asia-Pacific Buildings Industry Outlook in 2015

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16-Feb-2015
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Asia Pacific
Research Code: 9AAF-00-0D-00-00
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In 2014, top headlines in the Asia-Pacific buildings industry were focused on several themes such as partnerships with governments, convergence with ICT, building materials innovation, businesses re-structuring, and improvement on building energy efficiency. In 2015, the development of new smart cities will drive the overall building construction market in Asia-Pacific. The residential segment will grow the most at more than 10% and Southeast Asia will enjoy the best growth rate at 18.5%. Despite the oil price drop, there will be continued investments in energy-saving equipment such as lighting, HVAC, and energy storage systems, because it is unlikely that electricity tariffs will be reduced.

Table of Contents

Key Findings

Key Findings (continued)

Definitions

2014 at A Glance

Industry Evolution

Convergence Within the Industry

Convergence with Other Industries

Convergence with Other Industries (continued)

Convergence with Other Industries (continued)

Headlines in Buildings Industry

Headlines in Buildings Industry (continued)

New Innovations, Technologies, and Initiatives

Industry Best Practices—Singapore Context

Industry Best Practices—Singapore Context (continued)

Industry Trends—Lighting

Industry Best Practices—Singapore Context (continued)

Industry Trends—Lighting (continued)

Industry Trends—Buildings Management

Industry Trends—Buildings Management (continued)

Implications to the Buildings Industry in 2015

Implications to the Buildings Industry in 2015 (continued)

Focus Areas in 2015

APAC Building Construction Outlook

Frontier Markets—Focus on Indonesia

Frontier Markets—Focus on Indonesia (continued)

Frontier Markets—Focus on Vietnam

Frontier Markets—Focus on Vietnam (continued)

Frontier Markets—Focus on Myanmar

Frontier Markets—Focus on Myanmar (continued)

Relations of Urbanization and Building Construction

Development of Smart Grids in Cities

LED Lighting Market Outlook—Global

LED Lighting Market Outlook—Asia-Pacific

LED Lighting Market Outlook—China

LED Lighting Market Outlook—China (continued)

LED Lighting Market Outlook—India

LED Lighting Market Outlook—India (continued)

Buildings Energy Efficiency Markets Outlook—Asia-Pacific

Buildings Energy Efficiency Markets Outlook—Asia-Pacific (continued)

Buildings Energy Efficiency Markets Outlook—Building Automation System

Buildings Energy Efficiency Markets Outlook—Integrated Facilities Management

Buildings Energy Efficiency Markets Outlook—Integrated Facilities Management (continued)

Buildings Energy Efficiency Markets Outlook—Integrated Facilities Management (continued)

Buildings Energy Efficiency Markets Outlook—HVAC Equipment

Implications to the Buildings Industry in 2015

Implications to the Buildings Industry in 2015 (continued)

Global Trends of Crude Oil Prices

Impact Areas on Buildings Industry

Impact Areas on Buildings Industry (continued)

Implications to the Buildings Industry in 2015

Frost & Sullivan Awards 2014 for the Buildings Industry

Analyst Quotes on Selected Industry Participants

Analyst Quotes on Selected Industry Participants (continued)

Legal Disclaimer

The Frost & Sullivan Story

Value Proposition—Future of Your Company & Career

Global Perspective

Industry Convergence

360º Research Perspective

Implementation Excellence

Our Blue Ocean Strategy

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In 2014, top headlines in the Asia-Pacific buildings industry were focused on several themes such as partnerships with governments, convergence with ICT, building materials innovation, businesses re-structuring, and improvement on building energy efficiency. In 2015, the development of new smart cities will drive the overall building construction market in Asia-Pacific. The residential segment will grow the most at more than 10% and Southeast Asia will enjoy the best growth rate at 18.5%. Despite the oil price drop, there will be continued investments in energy-saving equipment such as lighting, HVAC, and energy storage systems, because it is unlikely that electricity tariffs will be reduced.
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