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Construction market forecasting is what we do. EECFA deals with the forecasts in 8 Eastern European countries and Buildecon is the Hungarian member of EUROCONSTRUCT that deals with the forecasts in 19 Western and Central European countries. In this blog we share what our 8 members in EECFA and we at Buildecon have to say.

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