Expo 2020 Pavilions Premiere is launched and will offer visitors an opportunity to be among the first to experience Terra – The Sustainability Pavilion... The Expo continues until April 10, 2021

The Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE) has reported that residential prices in Dubai dropped 0.9% YoY in Q3 2020, referring to inexorable pressure from the ongoing Coronavirus crisis.

Emaar Hospitality, the hospitality arm of Emaar Properties, and UAE-based Arada have officially launched the first phase of off-plan sales for "Vida Residences Aljada," marking Sharjah’s first-ever branded residences.

Colliers International’s latest MENA Hotels Quarterly Review (Q3 2020) shows that Egyptian hotels have been the region’s worst-hit so far by COVID-19, with occupancy going down at least 50% during this year, despite the resumption of international flights and reopening of prime tourism spots.

Cityscape Dubai returns to the World Trade Center today with strict measures to protect visitors from the spread of COVID-19

Cairo Festival City (CFC), one of Al Futtaim Group's developments in Egypt, launched CFC Club to provide the mixed-use urban community's residents and visitors with an array of sports and social activities, on the sidelines of the first day of Cityscape Egypt, which runs from November 4 to 7. 

Abu Dhabi’s state-owned holding company, ADQ, will form a USD 8.2 bn public-private partnership with real estate developer Aldar for the development and management of government capital projects

Sobha Realty, a leading premium real estate developer, has announced a successful third quarter, registering a significant increase in international investors compared to the previous quarter and an uptick in investors from the GCC region, mainly India and China

UAE-based business conglomerate Al Habtoor Group (AHG) is putting the finishing touches on its newest office in Cairo, which is set for inauguration by year-end.

New data released by Informa Markets, organizer of Cityscape’s Real Estate Summit, has revealed that nearly 73% expect Dubai to see the most growth in the hospitality sector over the next two years, as the UAE opens its doors to tourism, with Abu Dhabi, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt in tow.