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Sunday, November 22 - 2009
Yousuf Kazim, Senior GM, Jumeirah Park

Jumeirah property project

Softening in the Dubai property market is not currently a major concern for Nakheel, according to Yousuf Kazim, Senior GM, Jumeirah Park. Kazim looks at Nakheel's latest development, and whether the problem of lengthy delays in delivery times of previous projects will be repeated this time.
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United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, September 12 - 2006 at 10:03
Ghanfazar Sadiq Ali, CEO, Signature Group

Gulf versus India property

The GCC and Indian property markets have very different dynamics, though both hold considerable potential for investors. Ghanfazar Sadiq Ali, CEO, Signature Group, compares the two.
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United Arab Emirates: Monday, September 11 - 2006 at 10:00
Faisal Ali Moosa, Managing Partner, High Rise Real Estate

Cheaper rent ahead

Cheaper commercial real estate is on the way in Dubai, with current sky-high prices driving businesses away. Faisal Ali Moosa, Managing Partner, High Rise Real Estate, says a new back office concept will be delivered to the market, at well below current Dh300/sq ft rates in premium locations.
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United Arab Emirates: Monday, September 04 - 2006 at 10:46
Arron Browne, Sales & Marketing Manager, Arron Property Investment

Doha versus Dubai

Qatar is a younger property market than Dubai, but is taking a very different direction, according to Arron Browne, Sales & Marketing Manager, Arron Property Investment. Browne looks at real estate in Doha, as well as Qatar's property laws.
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Qatar: Monday, August 28 - 2006 at 09:16

Cityscape Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi's booming property sector has led to a second Cityscape exhibition being organised in the UAE. Cityscape Abu Dhabi, 8-10 May 2007, will complement the exisiting Dubai exhibition. Property experts and organisers take a look at how Abu Dhabi is developing its property market.
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United Arab Emirates: Thursday, June 22 - 2006 at 09:09
Adnan Al Musallam, Chairman, Investment Dar Kuwait

Kuwait a hot property

Kuwait is investing billions in its infrastructure and plans to create a property market appealing to overseas investors, similar to those in southern Gulf states. Adnan Al Musallam, Chairman, Investment Dar Kuwait says Kuwait has always been the gateway to Iraq and Iran, and will greatly benefit when these countries stabilise.
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Kuwait: Thursday, May 18 - 2006 at 09:16
Robert Jenkin, MD, Bulgarian Dreams

Beauty of Bulgaria

With impending EU membership, Bulgaria is emerging as an attractive location for international property buyers. Robert Jenkin, MD, Bulgarian Dreams, reveals Bulgaria's advantages and attractions.
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United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, May 16 - 2006 at 08:45
Manal Shaheen, GM, Nakheel

World in their Palm

Nakheel is confident that it will be able to sell the remaining 70 per cent of The World project, according to Manal Shaheen, General Manager, Nakheel. Shaheen says Nakheel's current focus is The Palm Jumeirah, set to open by the end of 2006.
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United Arab Emirates: Sunday, May 07 - 2006 at 10:00
Mohaned Abdullah, Director, Islamic Conferences Group

Islamic property investment

With investor interest in Islamic products booming in parallel with the regional property market, banks are experiencing a huge increase in demand for Islamic real estate financing. Mohaned Abdullah, Director, Islamic Conferences Group, says there is a need for new product development.
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United Arab Emirates: Thursday, January 12 - 2006 at 09:04
Hassan Jarrar, Senior VP, Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank

Dubai property not a bubble

The Dubai real estate market has not yet reached a state of oversupply versus waning demand, and is unlikely to in the short to medium term, according to Hassan Jarrar, Senior VP, Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank. Jarrar says it is impossible to weed out speculation, but Dubai is likely to be a place of long-term investment.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, December 21 - 2005 at 08:24
Fadi Ghosaini, Head of Business Development, DIFX

Investing in property

Soaring Dubai property prices are a concern, but with plenty of real money around the market is not over speculative, according to Fadi Ghosaini, Head of Business Development, Dubai International Financial Exchange. DIFX aims to help the local real estate sector with a range of products new to the region such as investment trusts, securitised products and sukuks.
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United Arab Emirates: Sunday, December 18 - 2005 at 10:02
Jamal Abdul Salam, Executive Director, Dubai Internet City

Expanding at home and abroad

Now five years old, Dubai Internet City is planning to expand at home and overseas, with a shift to high-rise buildings to accommodate the continued demand for space in the free zone. Jamal Abdul Salam, Executive Director, says despite the demand, DIC plans to keep rent at a reasonable rate.
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United Arab Emirates: Sunday, November 06 - 2005 at 09:21
Ayman Razek, General Manager, MEED Projects

$4bn up for grabs each week

With US$4 billion worth of projects announced in the Middle East every week, regional and international companies need an efficient way to find out about upcoming tenders. MEED Projects has an online database helping subscribers become first to market, as Ayman Razek, General Manager, explains.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, October 26 - 2005 at 09:56
Osama Daoud Abdellatif, Chairman, DAL Group

Sudan property opportunity

Investors looking beyond the Gulf can buy property in Alsunut's $4 billion Almogran development in Khartoum, where full freehold is available to foreigners. Osama Daoud Abdellatif, Chairman, DAL Group, explains the advantages of Sudan.
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United Arab Emirates: Sunday, September 25 - 2005 at 09:47
Nick Bashkiroff, Development Director, The Pearl-Qatar

Qatar property rising

The Qatari property market represents a very different offer from the Dubai one, according to Nick Bashkiroff, Development Director, The Pearl-Qatar, due to its gas-based economy, as opposed to Dubai's serviced-based economy. Investors in tower blocks at the Pearl have already seen 20-30 per cent increases in the value of their plots.
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Qatar: Wednesday, September 21 - 2005 at 10:37