Magazines
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Construction Machinery ME – April 2016
Construction Machinery Middle East is a new monthly magazine that treats equipment with the value it deserves and manufacturers and the industry...
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UAE truck bodybuilders eye African markets
Gorica and Mammut keen on expansion in East Africa. Truck bodybuilders in the UAE are keen on stepping up their presence in...
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Bahrain retail rents resilient amid economic slowdown – Cluttons
Commercial and residential markets show signs of softening. Bahrain’s retail sector remains resilient, with rents stable in all of Manama’s main markets...
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Masdar City in Abu Dhabi outlines 5-year expansion
Sustainable development to include 2,000 apartments. Abu Dhabi’s sustainable development Masdar City has outlined a five-year expansion plan that will include the...
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Mall of Qatar construction work resumes after fire
Accidental fire broke out on April 2. Construction work on the Mall of Qatar has resumed after a fire broke out on April 2,...
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Qatar’s Al Attiya delivers 12 Renault trucks to Beton Ready-mix
New units will add to Beton’s existing fleet of 15 units. Al Attiya Motors and Trading Company (AMTC), the Renault Trucks distributor...
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London top market for Chestertons’ Mideast property investors
Agency handled $166m sales on behalf of regional clients in 2015. London is Chestertons' top international market for Mideast property investors, according...
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Dubai-listed Damac eyes US projects
Developer courted controversy over deal with Trump Organization. The Dubai-listed developer Damac Properties says it wants to explore projects in key US...
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Qatar World Cup workers ‘still being abused’ – Amnesty
Allegations of ‘squalid’ housing, passports being confiscated. Migrant workers employed on a World Cup stadium refurbishment project in Qatar are still suffering...
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UAE’s Green Valley launches projects worth $169m in Morocco, Bosnia
Includes 410,000sqm development in Marrakesh. The UAE-based developer Green Valley International Real Estate has launched projects worth a combined AED620 million ($168.8m)...