Turkey – a Growth Market for Development & Construction
If you have international growth ambitions, Turkey would seem an interesting place to start. The country stands at the gateway to several of the resource-rich, cash-generating, emerging economies across central Asia, including Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan. It is also uniquely placed to handle business in the Iraqi construction market – a country that is likely to see the most significant concentration of growth of any country in... Read More
Growth Market: Student Accomodation – New PropertyWeek.com Conference 01/12/2011
Highlighting a growing movement by traditonal resi developers towards student accomodation, the program has now been confirmed for this perhaps one-off, perhaps first-of-many conference taking place on the 1 December 2011 at the Lancaster London hotel. Organised by Property Week and in association with Collegiate and CRM, Student Accommodation 2011 is ‘an authoritative one day conference where you can learn, evaluate market performance... Read More
Qatar building boom bets on life after World Cup – arabianbusiness.com
As Qatar rushes to prepare for the 2022 World Cup, the tiny Gulf Arab state is spending billions to build stadiums, roads, bridges, apartments and hotels on a patch of desert jutting out into the Gulf’s waters. Like cities hosting the Olympic Games, which face the risk of being left with unused venues after the athletes and spectators leave, Qatar is betting that it can accelerate its transformation as a financial and tourism destination... Read More
London construction picks up pace as Pinnacle resumes
Stalled project by Kohn Pedersen Fox steams ahead with contractors asked to resume immediately http://bit.ly/pinnacle-london Share thisTweetFacebookLinkedInTumblrStumbleDiggDelicious Read More
Experts split on talk of Dubai real estate recovery – www.arabianbusiness.com
Dubai’s embattled real estate market is showing signs of stability amid a global stall in the growth of house prices, real estate consultancy Knight Frank said. The Gulf’s worst-performing property market in the last three years has seen house prices rise 2.1 percent since October, with a modest 0.6 percent increase in the first quarter. By comparison, global house prices rose just 1.8 percent in the year to March, the lowest annual rate... Read More
