Real Estate

Si la Tunisie a encore du chemin à parcourir avant de remettre son économie totalement sur pied, son secteur immobilier profite actuellement d’un regain d’intérêt de la part des investisseurs. Les chiffres le montrent : les investissements directs étrangers (IDE) sur les dix premiers mois de l’année 2012 ont presque retrouvé leur niveau d’avant la révolution.

Le gouvernement ivoirien s’est fixé comme priorité l’hébergement de ses citoyens, mais afin d’atteindre cet objectif, il va devoir renforcer les solutions de financement offertes tant aux acquéreurs qu’aux promoteurs immobiliers, et ce, notamment pour le marché bas de gamme. Compte tenu de la pénurie de logements, estimée à 400 000 logements, et de l’urbanisation rapide que connaît le pays, l’Etat s’est engagé à encourager les projets immobiliers.

Confidence that Mongolia’s resource wealth will generate unprecedented expansion in its real estate market has seen prices rise and many of Ulaanbaatar’s prime properties snapped up. However, the experience of other countries that have had similar resource-related property growth suggests it may not last forever.

It may have been a tough year for India’s economy, but the real estate sector continues to defy the sceptics, offering compelling opportunities for investors and developers alike. For those willing to look in the right places, the sector still has much to offer the discerning investor.

The local real estate sector continues to send out mixed messages. While Kuwait’s residential segment is clearly on the rise, other components of the market are struggling to rebound from the downturn in the property market in 2009 and, more recently, domestic political concerns.

With greater emphasis being placed on quality rather than quantity, the real estate sector is witnessing increasing competition in the facilities management sphere, presenting opportunities to experienced companies looking to maintain both commercial and residential buildings.