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NACE 41.00: Construction of residential and non-residential buildings

NACE Rev. 2.1 class. Replaces NACE Rev. 2 41.20. Closest ISIC Rev. 4: 4100.

NACE Rev. 2.1 class 41.00 is "Construction of residential and non-residential buildings". It sits in section F (CONSTRUCTION), then division 41 (Construction of residential and non-residential buildings), then group 41.0 (Construction of residential and non-residential buildings). In the previous classification, NACE Rev. 2, the activity was covered by 41.20 (Construction of residential and non-residential buildings).

What the class includes

This class includes the construction of complete residential or non-residential buildings, as well as additions and alterations. Outsourcing parts or the whole construction process is possible. If only specialised parts of the construction process are carried out, the activity is classified in division 43. This class includes: - construction of all types of buildings: • residential buildings • buildings for industrial production (e.g. factories, workshops) • hospital, school and office buildings • hotel, store, shopping centre and restaurant buildings • airport buildings • indoor sports facilities • parking garages, including underground parking garages • warehouse buildings • religious buildings - erection of prefabricated buildings requiring on-site assembly

What it excludes

This class excludes: - construction of industrial facilities, except buildings, see 42.99 - development of building projects, for later sale, see 68.12 - architectural and engineering activities, see 71.1 - project management for construction, see 71.1

Correspondence with NACE Rev. 2

NACE Rev. 2Label (Rev. 2)Also maps to
41.20Construction of residential and non-residential buildings2

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Official classification texts from EU Vocabularies (Publications Office of the European Union, CC BY 4.0), read on 2026-10-05. Correspondence tables link classes that cover the same activities; one old class can be split across several new ones, so check the notes before you convert a dataset. Information only.