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Abu Dhabi property developer, Royal Group, owned by royal Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed al-Nahyan, plans to build thousands of affordable residential properties in South Africa, the country's ambassador to the UAE has announced...
Abu Dhabi property developer Bloom Properties is the latest in a long line of international housebuilders to announce plans to launch a multibillion pound property project in Iraq - a report in today's UAE daily the National said that the property developer, which is the real estate arm of National Holding, is in talks with top officials in Iraq over a proposal to build a £10.9bn property scheme called Al Madeena Al Jadeeda City in the Shi'ite holy city of Karbala...
Property sales in Abu Dhabi are expected to remain weak for the remainder of 2009, but are likely to stabilise during 2010, according to the latest report - rents in the emirate are also falling and landlords will need to adopt a more flexible approach to stay competitive, the report from consultants CB Richard Ellis says...
New laws to help make the real estate market in Abu Dhabi more transparent and safer for buyers are expected to be introduced in the early months of next year - officials at the Department of Municipal Affairs are currently drawing up the necessary draft documents that will cover escrow accounts, brokers, titles and mortgages...
The number of property industry visitors to the Cityscape Dubai expo earlier this month which is the biggest in the Gulf region was down by 50%, it has been confirmed...
The developer behind Ras Al Khaimah's first man-made islands, RAK Properties PJSC, has announced that it is to part-suspend the 12bn dirham (£2.2bn) project until the Ras Al Khaimah property market improves...
Tourism Queensland will appoint a representative in the Middle East next month to encourage visitors from that emerging market...
Middle East based developers are increasingly looking to North Africa where demand for real estate is expected to grow both from nationals and foreign investors...
A change in urban property design and attitudes towards cooling in the Gulf region could greatly reduce the impact of buildings on the environment, it is claimed...
Property investors in the Middle East and North Africa are much more confident than they were six months ago and there are more buyers than sellers leading to pent up demand in the market, according to a new survey...
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