最新数据显示,过去两年,新西兰建筑与施工行业明显萎缩。受高利率、市场信心疲弱、住房市场低迷以及大选不确定性等因素影响,行业短期内恐怕难以实现全面复苏。 新西兰建筑业过去经常经历“繁荣—衰退—再繁荣”的周期,但经过近两年的大幅下滑后,目前仍鲜有明显好转迹象。 建筑企业数量持续减少 信用数据机构Centrix董事总经理Keith McLaughlin表示,2024年和2025年有大量注册建筑及施工企业进入清算程序。 虽然2026年上半年企业信贷逾期情况有所改善,说明仍在经营的企业开始更有效地管理债务,但行业整体压力依然沉重。 截至2025年底,新西兰仍在经营的建筑和施工企业比此前减少了551家,其中约一半从事公寓及其他多户型住宅建设。 McLaughlin认为,企业数量减少主要与住房市场疲软有关。 他说,当房屋长期无法售出、价格表现疲弱时,建筑商和施工企业自然会退出住宅建设市场,转向其他领域,或者完全停止承接房屋、公寓和住宅项目。 新西兰统计局截至2026年6月的数据也反映出类似趋势。 过去三年,新西兰家庭户数持续增长,但私人住宅数量的增长已经停滞。 截至2026年6月: McLaughlin预计,2026年余下时间仍会有更多建筑企业进入清算。 不过,他也指出,虽然企业清算数量和严重欠款比例仍然偏高,但新近出现付款逾期的企业数量已经趋于平稳,甚至略有下降,显示行业财务状况正在出现一些改善。 行业前景仍然充满不确定性 QV工料测量师Martin Bisset表示,最近举行的年度工料测量师会议上传出的行业信息并不乐观。 多数与会者表示,他们手中的项目最多只能维持到2026年底,对2027年是否还有足够工作缺乏信心。 Bisset认为,新西兰虽然已经制定了全国基础设施战略,但真正的问题在于缺乏稳定、长期且跨政府延续的承诺。 他说,如果一届政府已经制定并启动了某项基础设施计划,下一届政府不应该轻易将其推翻。建筑行业需要的是政策连续性,而不是每次政府更替后重新开始。 新西兰注册建筑商协会Certified Builders首席执行官Malcolm Fleming表示,政策缺乏确定性对建筑行业造成了严重打击。 他称,行业原本刚刚开始恢复信心,但2026年早些时候伊朗战争爆发后,市场不确定性再次上升。 Fleming表示,过去两年半,新西兰在基础设施规划方面表现尤其糟糕。 […]
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