Dubai realty expected to grow 4.1% in Q1
The Dubai real estate sector is projected to experience a 4.1 per cent growth rate in Q2 2023 and a surge of 46 per cent in transactions compared to 2022..
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The Dubai real estate sector is projected to experience a 4.1 per cent growth rate in Q2 2023 and a surge of 46 per cent in transactions compared to 2022..
The global proptech industry is forecast to reach $86.5 billion by 2032, advancing at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 16.8 per cent, according to..
The Business Bay area recorded the highest number of real estate transactions in Dubai last year with 10,853 transactions. The other areas in the top 10 list of locations that registered the highest number of transactions included Dubai Marina (10,074), A
Overall, the 2022 midterms were the best for any sitting Democrat President since 1978. Whilst losing control of the House is disappointing, the Republican majority is slim. Should hardliners try to block the Biden agenda as they did with Obama, they risk moderate Republicans breaking ranks. Further, hardline Republicans overplaying their hand in Congress may scare moderate voters away from the party and at the same time motivate the Democrat base to win back the House in 2024. Add to that the prospect of Trump returning in 2024, it could be about to get very messy in the Republican Party.
RIYADH: Dubai’s production capacity of clean energy using photovoltaic solar power and concentrated solar power has reached 2,027 megawatts, said Saeed Mohammed Al-Tayer, managing director and CEO of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority. Reflecting Dubai’s commitment to promoting sustainability and transition toward a sustainable green economy, he announced that this is about