Dubai Municipality has announced that the Mohammed Bin Rashid Library project is 82% complete. The project, which is coming up…
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Sharjah Holding PJSC, a strategic partnership between Majid Al Futtaim – Properties and Sharjah Asset Management, announced the launch of…
A new record in visitor numbers has underlined what has been the most successful edition yet for the world’s leading…
Dubai South Properties – the development and real estate arm of Dubai South– revealed that preparations are well on track…
Sobha Realty, the leading premium real estate developer, announced the launch of the upper crest of Sobha Hartland’s most successful mid-rise tower – ‘Creek Vistas’ in Sobha Hartland at an exclusive event of 1,000 plus guests yesterday at the Madinat Jumeirah hotel.
Wilo, a leading German manufacturer of premium pumps, has opened an 8,000-square-metre facility in Jebel Ali Free Zone (Jafza), one…
SirajPower, the UAE’s leading provider of solar roof plants offering both construction and financing solutions under one umbrella, today announced…
Select Group, a leading global real estate investment and development company headquartered in Dubai, has begun handover of the luxurious, waterfront development No.9 in Dubai Marina.
With a gross development value of AED 520 million and built up area of 500,000 square feet, the development is spread over 34 floors with a total of 223 unit
According to the latest Savills report, recent tourism growth in Saudi Arabia has been driven by three key demand pools – leisure, pilgrim and corporate visitors. Indeed, according to the most recent annual statistics, travel and tourism accounts for 9.4% of KSA’s total GDP, with traveller expenditure growing by 10.5% annually ($14.8bn). As the country diversifies its economy, in line with the Vision 2030 plans, international arrivals are due to increase on average by 4% per annum according to the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), reaching figures of 22.1m by 2025.
ntersec 2019 takes place amid a Middle East market where demand for security, safety, and fire protection continues to climb. Andreas Rex, Intersec’s show director, said: “The Middle East market for physical and perimeter security, commercial and information security, fire protection, and drones, is currently estimated to be worth US$14.5 billion. Analysts say this will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 13.5 percent over the next six years, valuing US$31 billion in 2024.