Otabek Salomov

Major infrastructure investment has become one of the most powerful drivers of real estate value across the GCC. Few markets illustrate this better than Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, both of which have invested heavily in transport networks, urban regeneration, and smart-city development over the past decade. As infrastructure projects move from construction to

The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) has steadily positioned itself as a serious destination for international real estate capital. Over the past decade, foreign investors have moved beyond viewing the region as a short-term play and are now treating GCC property markets as part of long-term portfolio planning. As 2025 approaches, interest from overseas buyers continues

Global markets continue to face economic pressure—from inflation and interest rate adjustments to geopolitical instability. Yet across the GCC, real estate markets are showing a level of resilience that continues to surprise international observers. As we move into 2025, the GCC real estate outlook remains broadly positive, supported by strong fundamentals, steady population growth, and