Independent briefings for developers, consultants, suppliers and investors.
Project Intelligence SA tracks the indicators that matter — approvals, capital deployment, regional pipeline shifts, delivery capacity and investor behaviour — and translates them into intelligence you can act on before they become visible on site.
South Africa's construction sector has good pipeline data. What it lacks is practitioner-level insight — how professionals on the ground are actually experiencing project pressure, specification decisions, and market conditions in 2026.
This survey is our attempt to change that. The findings will be published freely as the SA Project Intelligence Industry Report — Q2 2026, distributed to all participants and made available to the broader industry.
Open to architects, quantity surveyors, engineers, property developers and project managers. No individual responses will be identified — only aggregated findings are published.
Takes approximately 6–8 minutes to complete. Includes discipline-specific questions for QS, engineers, developers and project managers. All responses are strictly confidential — participants receive the full industry report free on publication.
Each brief interprets the latest data signals across approvals, pipeline trends, regional momentum and delivery capacity.
Focused intelligence notes on finance, delivery and design-stage decisions — published between quarterly briefs. As new research is completed, it will appear here first.
"Construction momentum is rarely about a single year's performance. It is about where the next phase of work begins clustering."
Project Intelligence SA produces independent construction intelligence briefings focused on the signals that shape market direction — approvals, capital deployment, regional pipeline shifts, delivery capacity and investor behaviour.
Our work helps developers, consultants, suppliers and investors interpret where the cycle is moving before it becomes visible on site.
We are not a consultancy and we have no products to sell. This survey is independent research — findings are published in aggregate for the industry. Our interest is in producing credible, locally relevant analysis — including through the SA Construction Industry Survey, the first practitioner-led dataset of its kind in South Africa.
Organisations already positioned in the forming clusters will capture the next cycle first.