While falling property prices in Dubai have reduced Sharjah’s real estate competitiveness over the last year, a spate of large-scale, mixed-use developments and improvements to transport infrastructure are spurring a more positive market outlook.
After posting robust growth in 2015, Oman’s real estate sector has seen prices decline early this year, though sales remain strong in certain segments of the market.
Articles & Analysis | Big pipeline for projects offsets modest demand growth for real estate in Qatar from The Report: Qatar 2016
Still an important and robust driver of non-hydrocarbons growth, Qatar’s real estate sector is nonetheless beginning to feel the impact of falling oil and gas prices, which have negatively affected the office and residential markets. There are also rising concerns about an oversupply of high-end residential and commercial space, with dozens of...
Interviews & Viewpoints | Abdulla Hassan Al Mehshadi, CEO, Msheireb Properties: Interview from The Report: Qatar 2016
Has the local real estate industry implemented environmentally friendly and sustainable projects in line with national objectives?
Interviews & Viewpoints | Ibrahim Jassim Al Othman, President and CEO, United Development Company (UDC): Interview from The Report: Qatar 2016
What plans does the company have to meet growing local demand? Is your strategy to invest internationally, or is the core focus Qatar?
La fuerte demanda de vivienda en el segmento medio-bajo de la población debería ayudar a sostener el crecimiento del sector residencial inmobiliario del mercado colombiano, a pesar de los crecientes costos y una economía que se ralentiza.