Unchecked Growth Puts GCC Housing at Risk
Residential oversupply looms as new projects flood Riyadh, Abu Dhabi, and Doha markets.
Residential oversupply looms as new projects flood Riyadh, Abu Dhabi, and Doha markets.
Gulf firms leased 42 % of new Indian office stock during second quarter 2025.
Dubai luxury market jumps 92 % due to cash buyers and new regulations.
Real estate transactions across GCC rose 20 % as mega-project funding accelerated.
Massive digital infrastructure buildout drives demand for industrial campuses and logistics real estate developments.
Free trade discussions between GCC and Japan expected to transform commercial real estate markets regionally.
Nonhydrocarbon sectors surge strongly while real estate demand accelerates across all domestic markets significantly.
Real estate trusts struggle amid high rates, weak liquidity, and global uncertainty.
Major projects in Saudi Arabia and UAE boost demand across residential and commercial sectors.
Record transaction volume driven by foreign investment flows and rising housing demand across Sharjah.