In October 2019 the dwelling permits were slightly above 27.800 units in Poland. This is 69,2% over the annual average and the lowest since February 2019. In comparison to the last 10 years the highest value was 27.824 units in October 2019 and the lowest value was 8.063 units in January 2013. Compared to the year before, the value has increased by 12,3% and compared to September, we have an increase of the value by 12,4%. Based on this data, the B+L forecast for the current year leads to a yearly growth rate of 4,3%.

In November 2019 the dwelling permits were slightly above 2.500 units in Czech Republic. In comparison to the last 10 years the highest value was 4.222 units in May 2011 and the lowest value was 1.659 units in January 2015. In comparison to the year before the value increased by 5,9% and compared to the last period the value increased by 1,7%. Based on this data, the B+L forecast for the current year leads to a yearly growth rate of 1,9%.

In November 2019 the dwelling permits were almost 19.500 units in Poland. This is 18,3% over the annual average and the lowest since February 2019. In comparison to the last 10 years the highest value was 27.824 units in October 2019 and the lowest value was 8.063 units in January 2013. Compared to the year before, the value has decreased by -1,5% and compared to October, we have a decrease of the value by -30,1%. Based on this data, the B+L forecast for the current year leads to a yearly growth rate of 4,3%.

In October 2019 the dwelling permits were exactly 1.365 units in Croatia. This is 45,0% over the annual average and the highest since May 2019. In comparison to the last 10 years the highest value was 2.021 units in December 2009 and the lowest value was 412 units in July 2014.Compared to the year before, the value has increased by 5,4% and compared to September, we have an increase of the value by 3,6%. Based on this data, the B+L forecast for the current year leads to a yearly growth rate of 22,5%.

In October 2019 the dwelling permits were exactly 2.335 units in Finland. This is -18,7% under the annual average and the lowest since July 2019. In comparison to the last 10 years the highest value was 7.162 units in June 2017 and the lowest value was 665 units in January 2009. Compared to the year before, the value has decreased by -26,3% and compared to September, we have a decrease of the value by -9,5%. Based on this data, the B+L forecast for the current year leads to a yearly declinee of -8,7%.

In September 2019 the non-residential building permits were almost 230.000 m² in Finland. This is -35,3% under the annual average and the lowest since July 2019. In comparison to the last 10 years the highest value was 839.046 m² in June 2011 and the lowest value was 119.709 m² in January 2015. Compared to the year before, the value has increased by 16,3% and compared to August, we have an increase of the value by 4,3%. Based on this data, the B+L forecast for the current year leads to a yearly decline of -6,0%.

In October 2019 the dwelling permits were slightly above 28.300 units in Germany. This is 36,3% over the annual average and the highest since December 2018. In comparison to the last 10 years the highest value was 31.125 units in December 2016 and the lowest value was 9.860 units in January 2009. Compared to the year before, the value has increased by 17,9% and compared to September, we have an increase of the value by 10,9%. Based on this data, the B+L forecast for the current year leads to a yearly decline of -4,1%.

In October 2019 the non-residential building permits were exactly 3.046.000 m² in Germany. In comparison to the last 10 years the highest value was 3.638.000 m² in July 2013 and the lowest value was 1.734.000 m² in January 2010. Compared to the year before, the value has increased by 3,8% and compared to September, we have an increase of the value by 4,6%. Based on this data, the B+L forecast for the current year leads to a yearly decline of -2,1%.

In October 2019 the dwelling permits were exactly 33.210 units in Canada. This is 71,7% over the annual average and the lowest since April 2019. In comparison to the last 10 years the highest value was 50.402 units in May 2018 and the lowest value was 6.323 units in January 2009. Compared to the year before, the value has increased by 3,2% and compared to September, we have a decrease of the value by -5,0%. Based on this data, the B+L forecast for the current year leads to a yearly decline of -4,7%.

In October 2019 the dwelling permits were slightly above 2.500 units in the Czech Republic. This is -9,2% under the annual average and the lowest since February 2019. In comparison to the last 10 years the highest value was 4.222 units in May 2011 and the lowest value was 1.659 units in January 2015. Compared to the year before, the value has decreased by -9,5% and compared to September, we have a decrease of the value by -4,0%. Based on this data, the B+L forecast for the current year leads to a yearly growth rate of 1,9%.