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−	According to ~~‘[http://www.construction-ic.com/pressrelease/london-tops-the-list-of-construction-mega-cities-5698256 Global~~ Construction ~~Megacities]’~~, a report published by Timetric’s Construction Intelligence Center (CIC) in January 2017, London comes top of the megacity development list, with total construction project values close to US $426bn. Second and third are Dubai (with $367bn) and Abu Dhabi (with $275bn).	+	According to ‘Global Construction Megacities’, a report published by Timetric’s Construction Intelligence Center (CIC) in January 2017, London comes top of the megacity development list, with total construction project values close to US $426bn. Second and third are Dubai (with $367bn) and Abu Dhabi (with $275bn).

	The report features 50 cities, each with project investments of more than $30 billion. The total pipeline amounts to $4.8 trillion and includes 6,400 projects at various stages of development.		The report features 50 cities, each with project investments of more than $30 billion. The total pipeline amounts to $4.8 trillion and includes 6,400 projects at various stages of development.
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	CIC’s lead economist Danny Richards said: “The increasing economic power of cities worldwide is becoming an unstoppable trend, as growth in incomes and opportunities continues to attract more and more people to urban centers. In order to cater for the expansion in urban populations, huge investment is required in new residential and commercial buildings as well as utilities and transport networks and other physical infrastructure.”		CIC’s lead economist Danny Richards said: “The increasing economic power of cities worldwide is becoming an unstoppable trend, as growth in incomes and opportunities continues to attract more and more people to urban centers. In order to cater for the expansion in urban populations, huge investment is required in new residential and commercial buildings as well as utilities and transport networks and other physical infrastructure.”

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−	According to ~~‘Global~~ Construction ~~Megacities’~~, a report published by Timetric’s Construction Intelligence Center (CIC) in January 2017, London comes top of the megacity development list, with total construction project values close to $426bn. Second and third are Dubai (with $367bn) and Abu Dhabi (with $275bn).	+	According to ‘[http://www.construction-ic.com/pressrelease/london-tops-the-list-of-construction-mega-cities-5698256 Global Construction Megacities]’, a report published by Timetric’s Construction Intelligence Center (CIC) in January 2017, London comes top of the megacity development list, with total construction project values close to US $426bn. Second and third are Dubai (with $367bn) and Abu Dhabi (with $275bn).

	The report features 50 cities, each with project investments of more than $30 billion. The total pipeline amounts to $4.8 trillion and includes 6,400 projects at various stages of development.		The report features 50 cities, each with project investments of more than $30 billion. The total pipeline amounts to $4.8 trillion and includes 6,400 projects at various stages of development.

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−	According to ‘Global Construction Megacities’, a report published by Timetric’s Construction Intelligence Center (CIC) in January 2017, London comes top of the development list, with total construction project values close to $~~426 bn~~. Second and third are Dubai (with $367bn) and Abu Dhabi (with $275bn).	+	According to ‘Global Construction Megacities’, a report published by Timetric’s Construction Intelligence Center (CIC) in January 2017, London comes top of the megacity development list, with total construction project values close to $426bn. Second and third are Dubai (with $367bn) and Abu Dhabi (with $275bn).

	The report features 50 cities, each with project investments of more than $30 billion. The total pipeline amounts to $4.8 trillion and includes 6,400 projects at various stages of development.		The report features 50 cities, each with project investments of more than $30 billion. The total pipeline amounts to $4.8 trillion and includes 6,400 projects at various stages of development.

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−	According to a ~~new~~ report published in January 2017~~, ‘Global Construction Megacities’~~, London ~~is right at the very~~ top.	+	According to ‘Global Construction Megacities’, a report published by Timetric’s Construction Intelligence Center (CIC) in January 2017, London comes top of the development list, with total construction project values close to $426 bn. Second and third are Dubai (with $367bn) and Abu Dhabi (with $275bn).

−	~~Published by Timetric’s Construction Intelligence Center (CIC), the~~ report features ~~a list of~~ 50 cities, each with ~~a total~~ project ~~investment above~~ $30 billion. The total pipeline amounts to $4.8 trillion and includes 6,400 projects at various stages of development.	+	The report features 50 cities, each with project investments of more than $30 billion. The total pipeline amounts to $4.8 trillion and includes 6,400 projects at various stages of development.

−	~~London comes top of the list in terms of total project values with close to $426 bn. Coming second and third are Dubai (with $367bn) and Abu Dhabi (with $275bn).~~	+	Other than London, the list is dominated by the Asia-Pacific region, which accounts for half of the cities. Seven Chinese cities feature in the list, with a combined pipeline total of $475 bn. India has four cities on the list with a total of $221bn and Australia has three with a total of $342bn.
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−	~~Aside from~~ London, the list is dominated by the Asia-Pacific region, ~~accounting~~ for half of the cities. Seven Chinese cities feature in the list, with a combined pipeline total of $475 bn.	+
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−	India has four cities on the list with a total of $221bn.	+
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−	Australia has three ~~cities on the list~~ with a total of $342bn.	+

	The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has eight cities, including Singapore, totaling $568bn.		The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has eight cities, including Singapore, totaling $568bn.

−	North America has 11 cities with a total of $736bn, which could increase with the arrival of Donald Trump in the White House, who has promised to ~~heavily~~ invest in construction and infrastructure projects. Latin America has only two on the list, totaling $124bn.	+	North America has 11 cities with a total of $736bn, which could increase with the arrival of Donald Trump in the White House, who has promised to invest in construction and infrastructure projects. Latin America has only two on the list, totaling $124bn.

	Europe only has five cities on the list, with a combined total of $890bn, reflecting the more sedate level of construction in the region.		Europe only has five cities on the list, with a combined total of $890bn, reflecting the more sedate level of construction in the region.

−	CIC’s lead economist Danny Richards said:	+	CIC’s lead economist Danny Richards said: “The increasing economic power of cities worldwide is becoming an unstoppable trend, as growth in incomes and opportunities continues to attract more and more people to urban centers. In order to cater for the expansion in urban populations, huge investment is required in new residential and commercial buildings as well as utilities and transport networks and other physical infrastructure.”
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−	“The increasing economic power of cities worldwide is becoming an unstoppable trend, as growth in incomes and opportunities continues to attract more and more people to urban centers. In order to cater for the expansion in urban populations, huge investment is required in new residential and commercial buildings as well as utilities and transport networks and other physical infrastructure.”	+

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According to a new report published in January 2017, ‘Global Construction Megacities’, London is right at the very top.

Published by Timetric’s Construction Intelligence Center (CIC), the report features a list of 50 cities, each with a total project investment above $30 billion. The total pipeline amounts to $4.8 trillion and includes 6,400 projects at various stages of development.

London comes top of the list in terms of total project values with close to $426 bn. Coming second and third are Dubai (with $367bn) and Abu Dhabi (with $275bn).

Aside from London, the list is dominated by the Asia-Pacific region, accounting for half of the cities. Seven Chinese cities feature in the list, with a combined pipeline total of $475 bn.

India has four cities on the list with a total of $221bn.

Australia has three cities on the list with a total of $342bn.

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has eight cities, including Singapore, totaling $568bn.

North America has 11 cities with a total of $736bn, which could increase with the arrival of Donald Trump in the White House, who has promised to heavily invest in construction and infrastructure projects. Latin America has only two on the list, totaling $124bn.

Europe only has five cities on the list, with a combined total of $890bn, reflecting the more sedate level of construction in the region.

CIC’s lead economist Danny Richards said:

“The increasing economic power of cities worldwide is becoming an unstoppable trend, as growth in incomes and opportunities continues to attract more and more people to urban centers. In order to cater for the expansion in urban populations, huge investment is required in new residential and commercial buildings as well as utilities and transport networks and other physical infrastructure.”

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Built environment.
* Densification.
* Infrastructure.
* Megacity.
* Must cities grow to compete?
* The compact sustainable city.
* Urban design.

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