RCA’s Construction Starts Data
Insight Into Commercial Real Estate Development & Capital Flows
RCA has collected and enriched comprehensive development data to provide access to the latest and most reliable Construction Starts data across the U.S., Europe and Australia. We track when land is acquired and financing is secured before a project breaks ground or starts, through to the subsequent refinance or sale of the completed property.
When possible, RCA links the individual records to the prior land sale and true property owners, making it easy to analyze these markets at an aggregate level, tracking the development pipeline and the delivery of new stock to identify new business opportunities.
Extensive Research and Verification
Each construction record obtained has been researched, enriched with additional data, meticulously organized, reviewed, verified and standardized by our own in-house team of researchers to ensure data quality, consistency and completeness, while adhering to a strict defined transparent methodology.
Each construction record has been completely integrated into RCA’s existing database to enhance our property detail records, investor profiles, and property transaction histories.
Learn more about our data process.
Get the Full Picture on all Development Activity
- Know the key players behind the projects
- Conduct in-depth market analysis
- Identify opportunities
- Track land pricing
- See both underway and completed projects
U.S. Key Highlights
- 5+ years of construction projects across the U.S. representing nearly $2 trillion in capital flows
- $100 billion+ of construction loans
- Associated construction financing details – loan terms, lender and borrower details
- Covers multifamily and commercial property types
European Key Highlights
- 5+ years of construction projects across Europe representing over 50,000 properties and €1.75 trillion in capital flows
- Covers residential and commercial property types
- Comprehensive coverage of construction starts across Europe including:
- Austria, Germany, Ireland, and United Kingdom from January 1, 2016
- Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland from January 1, 2018, with historical data from 2016 coming soon