Construction Comprehensive Statistics: July 2026
Overview
The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism published the July 2026 edition of the Construction Comprehensive Statistics on e-Stat, the government statistics portal. The statistics are processed data that estimate monthly completed construction work by developing construction cost amounts from the Building Start Statistics Survey and the Construction Orders Dynamics Statistics Survey in line with construction progress. Every June, the figures are retrospectively revised for the three years preceding the latest March edition, and additional revisions may be made to reflect quality improvements in the underlying statistics. The published figures may change in the future.
Key points
- The July 2026 edition of the Construction Comprehensive Statistics was published on e-Stat.
- These processed statistics measure construction activity on a completed-work basis.
- Every June, the figures are retrospectively revised for the three years preceding the latest March edition.
- The published figures may change in the future.
Overview
The Construction Comprehensive Statistics are processed statistics intended to measure domestic construction activity on a completed-work basis. Based on construction cost amounts obtained from the Building Start Statistics Survey and the Construction Orders Dynamics Statistics Survey, they develop start-based amounts into monthly completed work in line with construction progress and estimate the completed value of construction work for each month.
The July 2026 edition was published on e-Stat, the government statistics portal.
Impact
The published figures may change in the future because of responses to quality improvements in the underlying statistics used for calculation and retrospective revisions based on the use of the latest adjustment rates. When using the figures, please consult the "Notes on Use and New and Old Information" and take due care.
Details
In calculating the statistics, construction cost amounts are treated as start-based amounts and developed into monthly completed work according to construction progress. Every June, when the April edition is published, the latest adjustment rates calculated from confirmed actual results for construction investment are used to retrospectively revise the figures for the three years preceding the latest March edition. Retrospective revisions may also be made to reflect quality improvements in the underlying statistics.
The publication venue is e-Stat, the government statistics portal, and the attached materials include the press release and an overview.