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The Queensland government has acknowledged the extra cost of living pressures faced by remote Far North Queensland communities,...
The Queensland government has acknowledged the extra cost of living pressures faced by remote Far North Queensland communities,...
The world’s largest real estate event, Cityscape Global, continued for the second consecutive day in Riyadh, with the participation of more than 350 exhibitors, 300 local and international speakers and 2,000 investors from around the world. Monday’s agenda included a series of dialogue sessions that focused on the relationship between real estate and financial technology, the future of housing, the power and impact of design, bioeconomy, and financial stability.
Saudi Arabia unveiled investment projects worth more than SAR 68.7 billion ($18.3 billion) during the Cityscape Global exhibition, the largest real estate platform, which brought together more than 350 companies from 21 countries around the world to conclude major investment deals. Speaking during the exhibition’s launch on Sunday, Saudi Minister of Municipal, Rural Affairs and Housing Majid Al-Hogail, said that the Kingdom has witnessed rapid urban growth that has surpassed the whole world.
Cityscape Global is expected to attract over 180,000 global stakeholders from across the entire real estate ecosystem