After several years of rapid growth in Port Moresby’s residential real estate sector, the market is in consolidation mode. In response, investors are eyeing commercial and retail segments for new opportunities.
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Articles & Analysis | Toward stability: Taking advantage of the slowdown to focus on affordable housing from The Report: Bahrain 2013
The local real estate sector has yet to return to the strong growth of the past decade, but more forward-thinking investors have realised that under the current market conditions, there are still plenty of opportunities for development in Bahrain. Given the recent overall slump of the market, there is less demand for luxury property, including high-...
Articles & Analysis | Residential property: The housing market is beginning to stabilise from The Report: Bahrain 2013
With regulatory, political and other events adding turbulence to the market in recent years, the residential segment is one of the more dynamic parts of the real estate market in Bahrain. More promising still is that future growth in this sector will be sustainable, in contrast to the often-speculative growth in the sector in the past decade. “...
Articles & Analysis | Funds for the future: Regional resources are being aimed at social needs from The Report: Bahrain 2013
In the interests of further economic integration and development, the GCC agreed to create a $20bn fund in March 2011 to develop Oman and Bahrain. Under the plan each state is to receive some $10bn in funding as part of the Gulf Development Fund. Independent of this money, Bahrain can also count on $2.5bn from the Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic...
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Essam bin Abdulla Khalaf, Minister of Works from The Report: Bahrain 2013
What efforts are under way to enhance Bahrain’s transport infrastructure and ease congestion?
Articles & Analysis | Build up: The recovery of the economy is mobilising the sector from The Report: Bahrain 2013
Following the boom years of 2003-08 and the subsequent downturn in the midst of the global financial crisis, the Bahraini construction sector is once again beginning to show signs of growth. The sector was first hit by the 2008 financial crisis, which was compounded later by social unrest in Bahrain. Similar to the experience of nearly every other...