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According to timelines set with the Administrative Capital for Urban Development (ACUD), Egyptian developer Master Group has declared that it has finished 55% of its The City project in the New Administrative Capital. Leading London firms created the project, which offers modern, luxurious housing with the best safety features. #Egypt #Egypt_Economy #The_City_project #New_Administrative_Capital  #new_projects

Qatar's Real Estate Market is experiencing rapid growth, fueled by extensive infrastructure development and urbanization. Discover the opportunities and navigate the challenges in one of the region's most dynamic sectors. Let's help you unlock potential in this thriving market! #QatarRealEstate #InfrastructureGrowth #Urbanization #InvestmentOpportunities #QatarEconomy #RealEstateDevelopment #Newoon #BusinessAdvisors #Qatar2030 #GrowthAndChallenges #DynamicMarkets

It's commendable to see the Dubai Land Department's commitment to enhancing transparency and fairness in the real estate market. Such initiatives not only build trust but also create a safer investment environment, ultimately benefiting both developers and investors. In contrast, the Kenyan real estate market has faced challenges in maintaining similar levels of transparency. Issues such as incomplete projects, failure to deliver on promised standards, and general integrity concerns have led to significant investor distrust making potential investors hesitant to commit to projects, fearing losses or disappointments. A transparent real estate market, as seen in Dubai, is good for business because it fosters a sense of security among investors. When developers adhere to high standards of quality and transparency, they not only attract more investors but also pave the way for sustainable growth in the sector. This is a lesson that the Kenyan real estate market could greatly benefit from, ensuring that integrity is prioritized, and developers are held accountable.

Saudi Arabia and Bahrain set new standards in urban management In March 2024, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain embarked on a strategic cooperation to promote social housing and urban planning. This initiative represents a transformative moment in regional cooperation, and highlights the shared commitment to developing infrastructure and quality of life across the Gulf region. In my view, this partnership is a crucial step towards improving urban management. By leveraging Bahrain’s experience and aligning with the goals of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, both countries are setting a new standard for effective governance in urban development. This cooperation not only strengthens bilateral relations, but also promotes the exchange of best practices and innovative solutions. Integrating smart technologies and sustainable practices into urban planning is essential for resilient and livable cities. With the emergence of new urban projects in Saudi Arabia and urban revitalization efforts in Bahrain, this partnership is poised to enhance urban governance through transparency, efficiency and community engagement. In conclusion, cooperation between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Bahrain embodies wise leadership in the field of urban management. By prioritizing sustainability, inclusivity and smart city initiatives, they are paving the way for a future in which urban areas are managed with greater effectiveness and insight, ensuring the long-term prosperity and well-being of their citizens. #saudi_Arabia #Bahrain #Urban_Planning

With growing infrastructure, modern development projects, and a rich cultural heritage, Egypt is fast becoming a focal point for Gulf investors seeking both lifestyle benefits and promising returns. For many GCC investors, Egypt offers a unique blend of lifestyle and investment opportunities. The country’s rich cultural heritage, coupled with its modern amenities, makes it an attractive destination for those seeking holiday homes. The GCC investors’ interest in Egypt’s second homes market underscores the country’s appeal as a prime real estate destination. The combination of lifestyle benefits, potential for high rental yields, affordability, and strong strategic ties to the GCC makes Egypt an attractive option for those looking to invest in second homes. Authored by: Zeinab Adel, partner and head of Knight Frank’s Egypt office & Aliaa El-Esaaki is research manager for Knight Frank MENA Read more: https://lnkd.in/dhrt7-9D #Egypt #GCC #RealEstate #EgyptRealEstate #Investment

Gulf Business has a special Real Estate edition out for February! From Saudi’s giga projects to Real Estate moguls in the GCC, the special issue provides an insight into the projects, strategies, and impact the built sector is having on the economies and the people. Public Investment Fund (PIF)-backed ROSHN l روشن is building communities covering 200 million sqm to help boost home ownership across Saudi Arabia. We speak to Iain McBride, Head of Commercial at ROSHN about the supply chain strategies being deployed at scale, what goes into building entire communities and housing in the thousands, as well as the impetus provided to local manufacturing and production. “Our supply chain strategy is built on shared values, a commitment to sustainability, and the highest international standards...Partnering with us is an opportunity for consultants, contractors, and manufacturers from Saudi Arabia and around the world to support ROSHN in the joint achievement of our mandate and showcase their expertise on some of the most promising, rewarding, and transformational projects in the Kingdom,” says McBride. Also check out who made it to Gulf Business’ Real Estate moguls list: The power-packed list shines a spotlight on developers such Bloom Holdings , DAMAC Properties , Emaar Properties PJSC , as well as new entrants such as Huspy. Check out the full list in our February special issue. http://bit.ly/3SPK8BV #realestate #gulfbusiness #gcc #dubairealestate #abudhabi #saudiarabia

The development taking place in the real estate sector, and the rapid recovery in building advanced residential complexes, the most important of which is the Hawraa Baghdad complex, makes us proud to be one of the developers, implementers and financiers of this huge project Israr Real Estate Development - إصرار للاستثمار والتطوير العقاري مجمعات حوراء بغداد السكنية #real_estate

Oman's Minister of Ministry of Housing & Urban Planning, Dr. Khalfan Al Shueili, discussing Oman's ambitious Vision 2040 and the numerous development projects driving its realization. 💥 Key projects highlighted: ✅ Jabel Al-Akhdar mountain destination. ✅ Downtown waterfront project in Muscat, ✅ Construction already underway in Sultan Haitham City, Oman aims to attract European and Asian investors, developers, and consultants to support its expansive urban development plans. 💥 #Sustainability is central to Oman's vision, with a commitment to Net Zero and eco-friendly infrastructure. 💥 The country's #realestate sector has seen significant growth, with a focus on residential, smart, and tourism-related projects. 💥 Oman's proactive approach to #planning and #investment underscores its potential for profitable and sustainable #development over the next two decades. Oman at MIPIM | MIPIM | Ministry of Housing & Urban Planning | Sultan Haitham City | Oman's Mountains Destination

The Nabateans carved this in the 1st Century… without scaffolding or any machinery 🤯 Just imagine that! I recently traveled to Saudi Arabia, where I toured the archaeological sites at Hegra. (Similar to the famous Petra in Jordan, but without the tourists – go while it’s still so quiet!) It blew my mind thinking about how this civilization carved out these incredible tombs using just rocks and rudimentary tools. And they’re still in remarkable condition 2000 years later. Even more mind blowing given that a few hundred miles away, in cities like Riyadh, there are areas where the skyline is so dominated by cranes, they appear on the horizon like a forest of trees. Demand for residential real estate in the Kingdom is soaring, with the goal to add 660,000 homes by 2030, when the population is expected to reach 50M people from 36M. Just driving in from the airport, one can see mile after mile of construction fencing surrounding new residential developments. I’ve never seen anything like it. The country is going to be unrecognizable in 20 years. This juxtaposition of ancient and modern construction is a testament to the importance of vision, innovation and human ambition. Whether you're developing a new property or preserving an old one, the key lies in creating something that stands the test of time – inspiring for generations to come! #saudi #newdevelopment #realestate

The real estate market in Egypt has been growing and evolving in recent years, with increased interest from both domestic and international investors. Key factors include: Urban Development: Major projects like the New Administrative Capital and expansions in cities like Cairo and Alexandria are driving growth in the real estate sector. Demand for Housing: There is a strong demand for residential properties due to a growing population and urbanization trends. Government Initiatives: The Egyptian government has been promoting real estate development through various incentives and regulatory changes to attract investment. Regarding flipping properties in Egypt: Market Research: Understanding local market conditions and property values is crucial. Egypt's real estate market can vary significantly between regions and cities. Regulations: Familiarize yourself with local property laws, taxation, and renovation regulations to avoid legal issues. Economic Conditions: Economic stability and currency fluctuations can impact property values and investment returns. Competition: The real estate market in major cities can be competitive, so finding undervalued properties with potential for high returns requires careful planning and market insight. Overall, flipping properties in Egypt can be lucrative, but it requires careful consideration of local market dynamics and regulatory environments.