Strong November performance for Dubai’s prime property market, and other news
For PropertyGuru’s real estate news roundup, Dubai’s luxury real estate market recorded 24 prime property transactions exceeding USD8.2 million in November. In more headlines, experts say India’s Yamuna Expressway is emerging as a powerful driver of growth in the real estate sector. Lastly, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a USD30 million loan to bolster public-private partnership (PPP) projects in the Philippines.
There were 24 transactions over USD8.2 million on Dubai’s prime property market in November 2024, according to a report
Dubai’s luxury real estate market continued its strong performance, with 24 prime property transactions exceeding USD8.2 million recorded in November 2024. The report underscores the city’s resilience as a global property hotspot, driven by international demand and robust economic policies. Key areas, including Palm Jumeirah and Downtown Dubai, saw increased activity, reflecting sustained investor confidence. According to PropertyNews.ae, analysts predict the trend will continue, bolstered by government reforms and growing international interest in Dubai’s real estate market.
India’s Yamuna Expressway is a catalyst for growth: Industry leaders say real estate investment is on the rise
According to industry experts, the Yamuna Expressway is emerging as a powerful driver of growth in the real estate sector. With its strategic location and improved connectivity, the expressway has become a hotspot for residential, commercial, and industrial investments. Experts highlight that upcoming infrastructure projects, such as the Noida International Airport, further accelerate the region’s potential. “This corridor is a game-changer,” said a leading developer in The Indian Express. Investors are showing increased interest, anticipating significant returns in the coming years.
ADB approves USD30 million loan to support PPP projects in the Philippines
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a USD30 million loan to bolster public-private partnership (PPP) projects in the Philippines. PNA reports that the initiative aims to enhance infrastructure development by bridging the gap between public funding and private investment. The programme will support projects in key sectors, including transport, energy, and health. “This funding will catalyse further investments and strengthen the country’s growth trajectory,” stated an ADB representative. The loan forms part of the bank’s broader commitment to infrastructure development in the region.
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