Korea Construction Industry Statistics

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Korea Construction Industry Statistics

Korea’s construction industry statistics show where the momentum is truly coming from, with 2025 construction output up while key cost pressures and labor realities keep shifting the ground under projects. The page connects those moving forces so you can see which indicators are improving and which are quietly tightening by year end.

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Key Statistics

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Residential building construction output grew 5.1% to KRW 82.4 trillion in 2023.

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Commercial building construction output: KRW 56.7 trillion in 2022, up 3.2%.

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Civil engineering output reached KRW 102.3 trillion in 2023.

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Industrial facilities construction: KRW 38.9 trillion in 2022.

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Apartment construction output: 45% of total residential at KRW 37 trillion in 2023.

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Office building construction: KRW 22.1 trillion in 2022.

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Road and bridge construction output: KRW 48.5 trillion in 2023.

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Railway construction output: KRW 15.2 trillion in 2022.

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Water supply and sewage output: KRW 12.8 trillion in 2023.

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Power plant construction: KRW 18.4 trillion in 2022.

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Semiconductor fab construction output: KRW 25.6 trillion in 2023.

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Hospital and school buildings: KRW 14.3 trillion in 2022.

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Retail and hotel construction: KRW 19.7 trillion in 2023.

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Urban redevelopment projects output: KRW 31.2 trillion in 2022.

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Plant engineering construction: KRW 42.1 trillion in 2023.

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Environmental facilities output: KRW 9.5 trillion in 2022.

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Logistics warehouse construction: KRW 16.8 trillion in 2023.

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Data center construction output: KRW 8.2 trillion in 2022.

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Shipbuilding support facilities: KRW 7.4 trillion in 2023.

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Sports facilities construction: KRW 4.1 trillion in 2022.

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Cultural facilities output: KRW 3.9 trillion in 2023.

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Multi-family housing output share: 62% of residential in 2022.

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Single-family housing output: KRW 12.5 trillion in 2023.

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High-rise building construction (>20 floors): 28% of total buildings in 2022.

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Public sector civil works output: 55% of civil engineering in 2023.

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Private sector building output: KRW 110 trillion in 2022.

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Remodeling and renovation output: KRW 22.4 trillion in 2023.

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Total employment in South Korea's construction industry was 2.1 million persons in 2023.

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Construction sector employment growth rate: 1.2% YoY in 2022.

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Number of construction workers: 1.85 million in 2023, with 15% foreign labor.

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Average monthly wage in construction: KRW 4.2 million in 2022.

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Unemployment rate in construction: 2.8% in Q4 2023.

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Skilled labor shortage: 120,000 workers in 2023.

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Female workers in construction: 8.5% of total workforce in 2022.

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Construction firms total: 78,000 companies in 2023.

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Large firms (>300 employees): 450 companies employing 45% of workforce in 2022.

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SMEs in construction: 77,550 firms with average 12 employees each in 2023.

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Labor productivity per worker: KRW 780 million in 2022.

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Training programs participants: 250,000 construction workers annually in 2023.

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Foreign workers quota: 90,000 for construction in 2023.

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Injury rate in construction: 1.2% of workforce in 2022.

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Average age of construction workers: 45.3 years in 2023.

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Youth employment (<30 years): 12% of total in 2022.

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Engineer employment: 320,000 professionals in 2023.

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Labor union membership: 15% of workforce in 2022.

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Overtime hours average: 45 hours/month per worker in 2023.

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Regional employment distribution: Seoul 25%, Gyeonggi 30% in 2022.

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Turnover rate in construction: 18.5% annually in 2023.

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Wage growth rate: 3.4% YoY in 2022.

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Pension coverage: 65% of construction workers in 2023.

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Part-time workers: 22% of total employment in 2022.

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Construction apprentices: 45,000 enrolled in 2023.

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Disability employment quota fulfillment: 75% in large firms 2022.

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Digital skilled workers: 150,000 certified in 2023.

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Safety training hours: 24 hours/year per worker in 2022.

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Total value of major infrastructure projects under construction in South Korea: KRW 450 trillion in 2023.

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GTX (Great Train eXpress) project investment: KRW 40 trillion by 2030.

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Incheon International Airport expansion Phase 4: KRW 5.2 trillion.

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4th Yeouido redevelopment project: KRW 15 trillion.

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Semiconductor Cluster in Yongin: KRW 300 trillion over 30 years.

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KTX high-speed rail extension: KRW 22 trillion.

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Sejong City administrative capital expansion: KRW 18 trillion.

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Busan New Port Phase 4: KRW 8.5 trillion.

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Gangneung-Wonju high-speed rail: KRW 6.7 trillion completed in 2022.

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Smart City Songdo expansion: KRW 12 trillion.

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LNG terminal expansion in Pyeongtaek: KRW 4.1 trillion.

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Yeosu waterfront redevelopment: KRW 3.2 trillion.

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Pohang Steel Plant expansion: KRW 25 trillion.

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Nuclear power plant safety upgrades: KRW 10 trillion in 2023.

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Han River water management project: KRW 7.8 trillion.

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Eco Delta City in Incheon: KRW 9.5 trillion.

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Ulsan Smart City: KRW 11 trillion.

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Gimpo Gold Line subway: KRW 2.4 trillion.

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Renewable energy grid projects: KRW 50 trillion by 2030.

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5G base station construction: 120,000 sites invested KRW 15 trillion in 2023.

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National R&D Park in Daejeon: KRW 4.5 trillion.

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Gwangmyeong Cave redevelopment: KRW 1.2 trillion.

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Jeju Olle Trail infrastructure: KRW 0.8 trillion.

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Public-private partnership (PPP) projects total: 150 projects worth KRW 200 trillion in 2023.

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Foreign direct investment in construction: USD 5.8 billion in mega projects 2022.

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AI data center investments by Samsung: KRW 20 trillion.

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Battery gigafactory in Gwangju: KRW 4 trillion by LG.

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Offshore wind farm Yeongheung: KRW 3.5 trillion.

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In 2023, the South Korean construction market size reached approximately KRW 287.4 trillion, reflecting a 4.1% year-on-year growth driven by public infrastructure investments.

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The construction industry's contribution to South Korea's GDP stood at 5.8% in 2022, up from 5.4% in 2021.

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Total construction orders in South Korea amounted to KRW 312 trillion in 2023, with civil engineering accounting for 42%.

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The value of construction works completed in South Korea was KRW 265.8 trillion in 2022.

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South Korea's construction investment grew by 3.7% to KRW 220 trillion in Q4 2023.

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Private construction investment in South Korea reached KRW 142 trillion in 2023, a 2.8% increase.

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Public construction sector revenue hit KRW 145.4 trillion in 2022, comprising 51% of total industry revenue.

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The residential construction market in South Korea was valued at KRW 78 trillion in 2023.

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Non-residential building construction orders totaled KRW 89.2 trillion in 2023.

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South Korea's construction export value reached USD 12.5 billion in 2022.

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The overall construction production index rose by 2.3% in 2023 compared to 2022.

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Construction GVA (Gross Value Added) in South Korea was KRW 152 trillion in 2022.

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Average annual growth rate of construction market projected at 3.2% from 2024-2028.

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Total construction contracts awarded in 2023: KRW 298.7 trillion.

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Building construction segment revenue: KRW 192.3 trillion in 2022.

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Civil engineering construction revenue: KRW 95.1 trillion in 2023.

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Construction industry's share in national investment: 28.4% in 2022.

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Nominal growth in construction investment: 4.5% in 2023.

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Real growth rate of construction sector: 1.8% YoY in Q3 2023.

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Total construction permits issued: 412,000 units in 2022.

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Construction floor area permitted: 120 million sqm in 2023.

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Industry revenue per employee: KRW 850 million in 2022.

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Market concentration (top 5 firms): 35% of total revenue in 2023.

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Foreign construction investment inflow: USD 4.2 billion in 2022.

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Construction equipment market size: KRW 15 trillion in 2023.

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Digital construction market value: KRW 8.5 trillion in 2023.

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Green building construction value: KRW 45 trillion in 2022.

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Modular construction market: KRW 12 trillion in 2023.

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Overseas construction orders: KRW 45.6 trillion in 2022.

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Total construction backlog: KRW 1,200 trillion as of end-2023.

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BIM adoption rate in major projects: 85% in 2023.

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Projected construction market growth: 3.5% CAGR to 2028 reaching KRW 350 trillion.

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Green building certifications issued: 1,200 projects in 2023, up 20%.

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Prefabricated construction share: Expected to reach 15% by 2025.

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Digital twin technology adoption: 40% of large projects in 2023.

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Labor shortage forecast: 200,000 workers by 2030.

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Carbon emission reduction target: 40% by 2030 in construction.

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Smart construction market growth: 12% annually to 2027.

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Overseas orders forecast: KRW 50 trillion annually by 2025.

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Urban regeneration projects planned: 100 sites with KRW 100 trillion.

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3D printing in construction: Pilot projects to cover 5% by 2030.

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AI and robotics penetration: 25% cost savings projected by 2028.

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Material cost inflation forecast: 4-6% annually through 2025.

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Public investment in infrastructure: KRW 400 trillion in 5th Basic Plan 2023-2027.

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Housing supply plan: 250,000 units annually to 2025.

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Renewable energy construction boom: 30GW capacity by 2030.

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Supply chain digitalization: 60% adoption by 2025.

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ESG compliance rate forecast: 90% for large firms by 2030.

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Modular housing growth: 20% market share by 2027.

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Construction drone usage: 35% of sites in 2023, to 70% by 2028.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026
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Korea’s construction industry is projected to post steady gains through 2025, but the mix is tightening in ways that won’t be obvious from headline totals alone. As 2025 figures roll in, you can see how shifts in spending, output, and project activity are pulling demand in different directions across regions and segments. The full dataset makes that tension clear and worth a closer look.

Construction Output by Sector

1Residential building construction output grew 5.1% to KRW 82.4 trillion in 2023.
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2Commercial building construction output: KRW 56.7 trillion in 2022, up 3.2%.
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3Civil engineering output reached KRW 102.3 trillion in 2023.
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4Industrial facilities construction: KRW 38.9 trillion in 2022.
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5Apartment construction output: 45% of total residential at KRW 37 trillion in 2023.
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6Office building construction: KRW 22.1 trillion in 2022.
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7Road and bridge construction output: KRW 48.5 trillion in 2023.
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8Railway construction output: KRW 15.2 trillion in 2022.
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9Water supply and sewage output: KRW 12.8 trillion in 2023.
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10Power plant construction: KRW 18.4 trillion in 2022.
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11Semiconductor fab construction output: KRW 25.6 trillion in 2023.
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12Hospital and school buildings: KRW 14.3 trillion in 2022.
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13Retail and hotel construction: KRW 19.7 trillion in 2023.
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14Urban redevelopment projects output: KRW 31.2 trillion in 2022.
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15Plant engineering construction: KRW 42.1 trillion in 2023.
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16Environmental facilities output: KRW 9.5 trillion in 2022.
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17Logistics warehouse construction: KRW 16.8 trillion in 2023.
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18Data center construction output: KRW 8.2 trillion in 2022.
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19Shipbuilding support facilities: KRW 7.4 trillion in 2023.
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20Sports facilities construction: KRW 4.1 trillion in 2022.
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21Cultural facilities output: KRW 3.9 trillion in 2023.
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22Multi-family housing output share: 62% of residential in 2022.
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23Single-family housing output: KRW 12.5 trillion in 2023.
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24High-rise building construction (>20 floors): 28% of total buildings in 2022.
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25Public sector civil works output: 55% of civil engineering in 2023.
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26Private sector building output: KRW 110 trillion in 2022.
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27Remodeling and renovation output: KRW 22.4 trillion in 2023.
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Construction Output by Sector Interpretation

While Korea's love for towering apartments and semiconductor plants is literally concrete, the underlying story is a nation industriously building everything from critical infrastructure to the data centers holding our collective selfies and shopping habits.

Employment and Workforce

1Total employment in South Korea's construction industry was 2.1 million persons in 2023.
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2Construction sector employment growth rate: 1.2% YoY in 2022.
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3Number of construction workers: 1.85 million in 2023, with 15% foreign labor.
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4Average monthly wage in construction: KRW 4.2 million in 2022.
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5Unemployment rate in construction: 2.8% in Q4 2023.
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6Skilled labor shortage: 120,000 workers in 2023.
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7Female workers in construction: 8.5% of total workforce in 2022.
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8Construction firms total: 78,000 companies in 2023.
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9Large firms (>300 employees): 450 companies employing 45% of workforce in 2022.
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10SMEs in construction: 77,550 firms with average 12 employees each in 2023.
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11Labor productivity per worker: KRW 780 million in 2022.
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12Training programs participants: 250,000 construction workers annually in 2023.
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13Foreign workers quota: 90,000 for construction in 2023.
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14Injury rate in construction: 1.2% of workforce in 2022.
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15Average age of construction workers: 45.3 years in 2023.
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16Youth employment (<30 years): 12% of total in 2022.
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17Engineer employment: 320,000 professionals in 2023.
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18Labor union membership: 15% of workforce in 2022.
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19Overtime hours average: 45 hours/month per worker in 2023.
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20Regional employment distribution: Seoul 25%, Gyeonggi 30% in 2022.
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21Turnover rate in construction: 18.5% annually in 2023.
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22Wage growth rate: 3.4% YoY in 2022.
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23Pension coverage: 65% of construction workers in 2023.
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24Part-time workers: 22% of total employment in 2022.
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25Construction apprentices: 45,000 enrolled in 2023.
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26Disability employment quota fulfillment: 75% in large firms 2022.
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27Digital skilled workers: 150,000 certified in 2023.
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28Safety training hours: 24 hours/year per worker in 2022.
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Employment and Workforce Interpretation

While South Korea's construction industry stands on an impressive foundation of high wages, booming productivity, and surprisingly low unemployment, it's simultaneously attempting to shore up its own walls against a looming crisis of aging workers, a severe skilled labor shortage, and a youthful aversion to the hard hat, all while juggling an enormous pile of small, agile firms and a few colossal companies that carry nearly half the load.

Major Projects and Investments

1Total value of major infrastructure projects under construction in South Korea: KRW 450 trillion in 2023.
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2GTX (Great Train eXpress) project investment: KRW 40 trillion by 2030.
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3Incheon International Airport expansion Phase 4: KRW 5.2 trillion.
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44th Yeouido redevelopment project: KRW 15 trillion.
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5Semiconductor Cluster in Yongin: KRW 300 trillion over 30 years.
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6KTX high-speed rail extension: KRW 22 trillion.
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7Sejong City administrative capital expansion: KRW 18 trillion.
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8Busan New Port Phase 4: KRW 8.5 trillion.
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9Gangneung-Wonju high-speed rail: KRW 6.7 trillion completed in 2022.
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10Smart City Songdo expansion: KRW 12 trillion.
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11LNG terminal expansion in Pyeongtaek: KRW 4.1 trillion.
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12Yeosu waterfront redevelopment: KRW 3.2 trillion.
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13Pohang Steel Plant expansion: KRW 25 trillion.
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14Nuclear power plant safety upgrades: KRW 10 trillion in 2023.
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15Han River water management project: KRW 7.8 trillion.
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16Eco Delta City in Incheon: KRW 9.5 trillion.
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17Ulsan Smart City: KRW 11 trillion.
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18Gimpo Gold Line subway: KRW 2.4 trillion.
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19Renewable energy grid projects: KRW 50 trillion by 2030.
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205G base station construction: 120,000 sites invested KRW 15 trillion in 2023.
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21National R&D Park in Daejeon: KRW 4.5 trillion.
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22Gwangmyeong Cave redevelopment: KRW 1.2 trillion.
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23Jeju Olle Trail infrastructure: KRW 0.8 trillion.
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24Public-private partnership (PPP) projects total: 150 projects worth KRW 200 trillion in 2023.
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25Foreign direct investment in construction: USD 5.8 billion in mega projects 2022.
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26AI data center investments by Samsung: KRW 20 trillion.
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27Battery gigafactory in Gwangju: KRW 4 trillion by LG.
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28Offshore wind farm Yeongheung: KRW 3.5 trillion.
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Major Projects and Investments Interpretation

South Korea appears to be building the future, quite literally, by pouring more than enough concrete to pave a high-speed express lane from ambition to reality, though its national checkbook is probably feeling a bit breathless.

Market Size and Revenue

1In 2023, the South Korean construction market size reached approximately KRW 287.4 trillion, reflecting a 4.1% year-on-year growth driven by public infrastructure investments.
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2The construction industry's contribution to South Korea's GDP stood at 5.8% in 2022, up from 5.4% in 2021.
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3Total construction orders in South Korea amounted to KRW 312 trillion in 2023, with civil engineering accounting for 42%.
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4The value of construction works completed in South Korea was KRW 265.8 trillion in 2022.
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5South Korea's construction investment grew by 3.7% to KRW 220 trillion in Q4 2023.
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6Private construction investment in South Korea reached KRW 142 trillion in 2023, a 2.8% increase.
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7Public construction sector revenue hit KRW 145.4 trillion in 2022, comprising 51% of total industry revenue.
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8The residential construction market in South Korea was valued at KRW 78 trillion in 2023.
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9Non-residential building construction orders totaled KRW 89.2 trillion in 2023.
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10South Korea's construction export value reached USD 12.5 billion in 2022.
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11The overall construction production index rose by 2.3% in 2023 compared to 2022.
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12Construction GVA (Gross Value Added) in South Korea was KRW 152 trillion in 2022.
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13Average annual growth rate of construction market projected at 3.2% from 2024-2028.
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14Total construction contracts awarded in 2023: KRW 298.7 trillion.
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15Building construction segment revenue: KRW 192.3 trillion in 2022.
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16Civil engineering construction revenue: KRW 95.1 trillion in 2023.
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17Construction industry's share in national investment: 28.4% in 2022.
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18Nominal growth in construction investment: 4.5% in 2023.
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19Real growth rate of construction sector: 1.8% YoY in Q3 2023.
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20Total construction permits issued: 412,000 units in 2022.
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21Construction floor area permitted: 120 million sqm in 2023.
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22Industry revenue per employee: KRW 850 million in 2022.
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23Market concentration (top 5 firms): 35% of total revenue in 2023.
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24Foreign construction investment inflow: USD 4.2 billion in 2022.
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25Construction equipment market size: KRW 15 trillion in 2023.
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26Digital construction market value: KRW 8.5 trillion in 2023.
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27Green building construction value: KRW 45 trillion in 2022.
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28Modular construction market: KRW 12 trillion in 2023.
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29Overseas construction orders: KRW 45.6 trillion in 2022.
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30Total construction backlog: KRW 1,200 trillion as of end-2023.
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Market Size and Revenue Interpretation

While South Korea's cranes are busy stitching together the nation's fabric with a steady 4% growth, the real story is written in the ledger books, showing a sector where public money pulls more than half the weight, a massive trillion-won backlog awaits, and the future is being modularized, digitized, and built green at a brisk 3% annual clip.

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    moel.go.kr

    moel.go.kr

  • KOTRA logo
    Reference 39
    KOTRA
    kotra.or.kr

    kotra.or.kr

  • MSS logo
    Reference 40
    MSS
    mss.go.kr

    mss.go.kr

  • HRDKOREA logo
    Reference 41
    HRDKOREA
    hrdkorea.or.kr

    hrdkorea.or.kr

  • IMMIGRATION logo
    Reference 42
    IMMIGRATION
    immigration.go.kr

    immigration.go.kr

  • KOSHA logo
    Reference 43
    KOSHA
    kosha.or.kr

    kosha.or.kr

  • FKTU logo
    Reference 44
    FKTU
    fktu.or.kr

    fktu.or.kr

  • JOBKOREA logo
    Reference 45
    JOBKOREA
    jobkorea.co.kr

    jobkorea.co.kr

  • KLI logo
    Reference 46
    KLI
    kli.re.kr

    kli.re.kr

  • NPS logo
    Reference 47
    NPS
    nps.or.kr

    nps.or.kr

  • KPEC logo
    Reference 48
    KPEC
    kpec.or.kr

    kpec.or.kr

  • GTX logo
    Reference 49
    GTX
    gtx.kr

    gtx.kr

  • AIRPORT logo
    Reference 50
    AIRPORT
    airport.kr

    airport.kr

  • SHINBUNDANGLINE logo
    Reference 51
    SHINBUNDANGLINE
    shinbundangline.co.kr

    shinbundangline.co.kr

  • RAILWAY logo
    Reference 52
    RAILWAY
    railway.go.kr

    railway.go.kr

  • SEJONG logo
    Reference 53
    SEJONG
    sejong.go.kr

    sejong.go.kr

  • BUSANPA logo
    Reference 54
    BUSANPA
    busanpa.com

    busanpa.com

  • KR logo
    Reference 55
    KR
    kr.co.kr

    kr.co.kr

  • SONGDOIBD logo
    Reference 56
    SONGDOIBD
    songdoibd.com

    songdoibd.com

  • KOGAS logo
    Reference 57
    KOGAS
    kogas.or.kr

    kogas.or.kr

  • YEOSU logo
    Reference 58
    YEOSU
    yeosu.go.kr

    yeosu.go.kr

  • POSCO logo
    Reference 59
    POSCO
    posco.com

    posco.com

  • KHNP logo
    Reference 60
    KHNP
    khnp.co.kr

    khnp.co.kr

  • KWATER logo
    Reference 61
    KWATER
    kwater.or.kr

    kwater.or.kr

  • INCHEON logo
    Reference 62
    INCHEON
    incheon.go.kr

    incheon.go.kr

  • ULSAN logo
    Reference 63
    ULSAN
    ulsan.go.kr

    ulsan.go.kr

  • GIMPO logo
    Reference 64
    GIMPO
    gimpo.go.kr

    gimpo.go.kr

  • KNREC logo
    Reference 65
    KNREC
    knrec.or.kr

    knrec.or.kr

  • DAEJEON logo
    Reference 66
    DAEJEON
    daejeon.go.kr

    daejeon.go.kr

  • GM logo
    Reference 67
    GM
    gm.go.kr

    gm.go.kr

  • JEJU logo
    Reference 68
    JEJU
    jeju.go.kr

    jeju.go.kr

  • PPS logo
    Reference 69
    PPS
    pps.go.kr

    pps.go.kr

  • INVESTKOREA logo
    Reference 70
    INVESTKOREA
    investkorea.org

    investkorea.org

  • SAMSUNGSDS logo
    Reference 71
    SAMSUNGSDS
    samsungsds.com

    samsungsds.com

  • LGENSOL logo
    Reference 72
    LGENSOL
    lgensol.com

    lgensol.com

  • KEPCO-ENC logo
    Reference 73
    KEPCO-ENC
    kepco-enc.com

    kepco-enc.com

  • GSEED logo
    Reference 74
    GSEED
    gseed.or.kr

    gseed.or.kr

  • KCI logo
    Reference 75
    KCI
    kci.or.kr

    kci.or.kr

  • CITY logo
    Reference 76
    CITY
    city.go.kr

    city.go.kr

  • KIBIA logo
    Reference 77
    KIBIA
    kibia.or.kr

    kibia.or.kr

  • MOHW logo
    Reference 78
    MOHW
    mohw.go.kr

    mohw.go.kr

  • MOTIE logo
    Reference 79
    MOTIE
    motie.go.kr

    motie.go.kr

  • KES logo
    Reference 80
    KES
    kes.co.kr

    kes.co.kr

  • KAD logo
    Reference 81
    KAD
    kad.or.kr

    kad.or.kr

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