Demand for rental space in the office segment of Thailand’s property market is tipped to rise at double-digit rates this year, outpacing growth forecasts for both the real estate sector and the broader economy, and adding pressure to already limited supply.
Government efforts to loosen regulations banning foreigners from directly owning property in Indonesia promise to bolster tax revenues and spur greater investor interest.
The residential property market in Abu Dhabi is defying the broader trend of declining prices in the UAE, as steady demand and a limited supply of new units drives up rental costs.
Due in part to a large housing deficit, demand for residences in Nigeria looks set to remain strong, putting the real estate sector on course for a period of sustained growth.
Last year saw a record high in real estate sales, which surged 18.5% year-on-year (y-o-y) to KD4.3bn ($14.3bn). Sales in the investment segment rose 30% to a value of KD1.8bn ($6.0bn), while residential sales increased 5% to KD1.9bn ($6.3bn).
Le ralentissement des prix de l’immobilier enregistré l’an dernier par le Maroc n’a eu que peu de répercussions sur le volume des transactions et le nombre total des ventes à travers le pays s’affiche à la hausse.
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