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Implementation of new white land tax expected to spur development activity in affordable housing sector.
An analysis of the First Abu Dhabi Bank brand’s strength would need to factor in 'how effective they are in drawing out the qualities which customers and the market' had placed in the incumbent brands.
Qatar Airways witnesses most significant decline in brand value, dropping by 38 per cent to almost $2.17 billion.
Rising sales do not necessarily mean growth, the consultancy Phidar Advisory said.
Company appoints KCC Engineering Construction & Maintenance and Actco General Contracting to build 35 low- to mid-rise apartment blocks.
Investors cannot sell completed Abu Dhabi properties at a profit, so they are forced to rent them out on flexible terms, which pressures rents.
Ningxia China-Arab Wanfang, the company set up to develop the city, will start work on the project following the ceremony on April 19.
The units range from 90 square metres for a one-bedroom apartment to 265 sq m for a four-bed unit, and in rental cost from Dh80,000 to Dh230,000 per year.
The company said that the Al Lilac neighbourhood will consist of 120 homes – town houses, three-bed courtyard villas and larger four- and five-bed villas.
Deal will allow retail investors to buy smaller amounts of gold online through electronic contracts.
Analysts say the bombing of Syria creates short-term uncertainty for Middle East investors – but it is still ‘very early days’.
The Dubai builder says it will have about Dh900m after the restructuring and the proceeds of its stake in the One Palm Jumeirah to plug its deficit and restart some projects.
The Dubai-listed construction firm expects to resolve its dispute with Saudi Aramco over payment for its work on the King Abdullah Petroleum Studies and Research Centre over the next 12 months.
The GCC consultancy market grew 6 per cent in 2016, which is a decline from the 15 per cent growth recorded in 2014.
The total amount of money invested in property by investors from outside the Arab region fell to Dh44 billion last year from Dh74.6bn in 2015.
