Gulf Business brings you all the news from Dubai’s main property event.
The property investment firm is eyeing offices in Oman and Qatar after the region accounts for 18 per cent of London’s purchases.
The company is hoping to finalise an investment before year-end.
Meraas Holding says that its new JBR development will offer an underground car park able to hold 1,200 vehicles.
Ahead of Cityscape, property experts claim the city’s real estate market has recovered this year.
As the region’s largest real estate event approaches, the man behind Cityscape Global says it will be their biggest event post-2008.
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The publisher of the glossy will open the café in Dubai Mall later this year.
The Qatari bank has bought the properties as it looks to capitalise on London’s growing demand for high-end real estate.
The Dubai-based developer has announced the launch of The Address The BLVD, its first luxury hotel since the property crash.
UBS’s annual cost of living study ranked the city 22nd globally.
Majid Al Futtaim-owened malls have seen a 15 per cent rise in footfall for the first half of the year.
The MENA region ranks fifth most popular destination for international expansion, with UAE most popular country.
Returning consumer confidence is a driving factor for the UAE luxury sector.
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The Dubai-based developer said that revenue from the sale of condominiums in the second quarter reached over $190 million.
National Industries Group Holding said that it has raised enough finance to repay the Sukuk when it matures on August 16.
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Bahrain-based investment company net income shrinks in face of Euro woes and asset depreciation.
Qatar aims to host international events and become the sporting hub for the MENA region, the country’s Olympic Committee chief has said.
The Kuwaiti investment firm has asked for a four year extension on the Islamic bond which is to mature next month.
The group, with links to the royal family, has bought a 45 per cent stake in Native Land which operates in London’s wealthy Chelsea.
Five-star luxury resorts, marinas and a sports academy are planned for Ras Al Hadd following agreement.
Kathmandu’s growing hotel options offer tourists a luxury experience away from budget paths.
Qatar Holding is planning to open Harrods branded hotels in Malaysia, Paris and New York.
New plans unveiled for the former cruise ship leave her floating in Port Rashid rather than off Palm Jumeirah.
Restaurants and shops consider rejecting premium credit cards as Network International hikes fees.