Affordable Housing In Oman Wednesday, 1 April 2009
Like the rest of the Gulf, Oman''s real estate sector experienced considerable growth over the past few years. Now, thanks to the prevailing global conditions, stabilising prices and low construction costs are opening the door to affordable housing projects, which are needed to address the tight supply concerns in the country''s property market
Oman set to emerge golfing destination Tuesday, 16 September 2008
MUSCAT -- A string of green golf courses coming up in the Sultanate is set to attract a new type of tourism clientele and put Muscat on the world golfing map. Of late, the Gulf region is being frequented by wealthy tourists who have a penchant for weekend golf.
Value Of Demand To Top RO 8 Billion By 2010 As Omani Real Estate Market Continues Rapid Growth Tuesday, 9 September 2008
The Omani real estate market is expected to continue its rapid growth well into the future, with analysts predicting that the value of demand will top RO 8 billion by 2010. Further, market studies have also revealed that total investments into the real estate sector in Oman has reached RO 1.61 billion in 2007, up from RO 0.29 million in 2005.
In the Gulf, there is no sign yet that real estate prices have fallen, but there are also signs that the massive infrastructure and housing construction boom is beginning to face supply bottlenecks. Sunday, 7 September 2008
Demographics is a key factor regarding which Gulf property market will flourish and which will ease off. For countries such as Saudi Arabia and Oman, with larger and a younger growing population, there is a genuine need for affordable first-time homes, rather than luxury second homes or penthouses.
Bin Karim Al Haremi, Head of Corporate Communications And Media of Oman Air believes that Oman is one of Arabia's most unique countries. Sunday, 7 September 2008
"It is increasingly becoming an attractive tourist destination and along with its great variety of activities, culture and history, it suits the taste of any traveller. Without exception he added, anyone who comes to the Sultanate cannot fail to be impressed with what is truly the undiscovered jewel of Arabia. Oman has it all he added, stunning mountain scenery, frankincense, endless white beaches, a rich cultural heritage, and diverse scenery and wildlife make it a unique destination for adventure travellers.
Oman boosts tourism by constructing six more regional
airports Saturday, 2 February 2008
In the 2008 budget, Ahmed bin Abdulnabi Macki, minister of national economy and deputy chairman of the Financial Affairs and Energy Resources Council, announced plans for construction of six more regional airports in Oman in Sohar, Al Duqm, Ras Al Hadd, Adam, Haima and Shaleem.
Oman On Global Tourist Map Wednesday, 23 January 2008
MUSCAT - Usama bin Karim Al Haremi, head of Corporate Communications and Media at Oman Air, said that the monthly travel supplement of Egypt's Al Ahram weeklyhas hailed the achievements of Oman's tourism industry.
Oman pavilion at World Travel Market was a major draw'' Saturday, 12 January 2008
The Oman pavilion at the recently held World Travel Market in London was a major draw, attracting thousands of visitors, a key Oman Air official said here yesterday. Usama bin Karim Al Haremi, Corporate Communications and Media Department Manager, said the pavilion, where the Omani national carrier was one of the prominent participants
Oman to build three domestic airports to boost tourism
OMAN. Oman is planning to build three new domestic airports to boost the tourism industry in the Gulf Arab state, government officials said on Tuesday. The new airports will be built in the country''s southern towns of Adam, Haima and Shaleem, economy minister Ahmad Makki told a news conference
Oman Introduces Rental Cap. Saturday, 22 September 2007
The Oman goverment has introduced a rental cap of 15% over the next two years. Some Muscat landlordshave increased rents by more than 100% over the past 12 months. Supply of good rental property in sought after locations is falling short of the growing demand.
Latest Up To Date Research on Oman. Tuesday, 18 September 2007
Oman''s economy continued its impressive growth in 2006. This was mainly driven by fiscal and balance of paymentssurppluses, monetary and financial stability, robust growth in employment, as well as accelerated momentum on diversification initiatives.
The recent surge in oil prices and the resulting in liquidity, has resulted in mega real estate projects boom throughout the GCC in general and Oman specificially.
Oman Consumer Spending Skyrockets. Monday, 5 February 2007
booming real estate market encourages the domestic banking sector to remain strong in the years to come. The number of residents using credit cards ? Visa, MasterCard and American Express ? has also registered substantial growth.
This report highlights some useful demographic information regarding expatriate professionals in the Gulf region and details, amongst other factors, their purchasing power and saving potential.
Tuesday, 23 January 2007
PRDnationwide Middle East's Research Department believe this is an important consideration when identifying prospective investors and buyers in residential developments throughout the Gulf States. An essential read for all the region''s developers.
MAJOR ONGOING GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS IN OMAN Monday, 15 May 2006
This report highlights some of the major projects that are currently underway or planned for the near future in the Sultanate of Oman. Estimated value of these projects currently stands at RO 15 Billion.
Latest Research on Investing in Property on the Sunshine Coast Tuesday, 13 March 2007
Queensland''s Sunshine Coast remains one of the top tourism locations in Australia, and with a stable population growth 2% higher than the national average, supply of rental accomadation remains short with vacancy rates less than 1.5%.
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Australia''s rental crisis is worsening and could signal an earlier than expected recovery in the property market as thousands of people are forced into home ownership
The Queensland property market is poised to continue its growth in 2007 Tuesday, 16 January 2007
Indications are that Queensland investors are likely to break through the $300,000 mark for average mortgage size for the first time in 2007 after record sales in November last year.
Australia''s roller-coaster real estate market is filled with winners and losers, so which are the best places to invest in 2007? Sunday, 14 January 2007
Experts predict the suburbs that could experience growth in the next 12 months.
Rising Property Market + New Rail Project.
Tuesday, 2 January 2007
The Western Australia Property Market has been the standout performer in Australia recently, bucking the trend of the Eastern Australian States and showing impressive gains over the past 12 months.
The state of Western Australia is currently the standout performer in Australia, with economic growth and unemployment both tracking better than the national average. This report will examine the underlying fundamentals of Western Australia''s economy with a particular focus on the property market.
THE DUBAI PROPERTY MARKET CURRENTLY HAS MORE THAN $1/4 TRILLION IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS UNDERWAY. THIS IS MORE THAN EVERY SINGLE FOREIGN DOLLAR INVESTED IN AMERICA AND CHINA LAST YEAR COMBINED. Tuesday, 12 December 2006
With projects planned or already under development believed to be nearer the $1 trillion mark, the Gulf has become the biggest projects market globally on a per capita basis.
Morocco offers property prices 50% cheaper than European resorts and with a low cost of living. & 70% finance available on property are just a few reasons Morocco is attracting the savvy investor.
Up To 30% Capital Growth Expected. Monday, 11 December 2006
At last a "positivley geared" property investment and with rentals on the increase and further improvment in the already high 85% Occupancy Rate expected in the coming 24 months, Property in Morocco is attracting global investors.
The growth of the population in Bahrain is ensuring that demand for Real Estate remains higher than supply. Easy finiance options and friendly foreign ownership laws also attract property investors as well as residents.
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