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GCC Real-Estate Markets witnessed several

achievements in 2014, whether these were

the hiking sale standards recorded, the major

real-estate deals concluded throughout

the region, or the quality projects which will

contribute to create lasting impact for years

to come in the region. The real-estate sector

managed to overcome several inherited

challenges transcending from the crisis era,

many of which continue to fluctuate along

with changes in the market momentum.

Alternatively, the coming period requires

continued and sustained efforts to maintain

the same growth and safeguard the sector

against systematic and unsystematic threats.

The real-estate sector holds wide ambitions

for 2015; equally it bears the worries of other

sectors relying on it to achieve parallel growth,

expansion and success. With this current

situation, no room exists to retrieve, commit

mistakes or decline, especially while looking

at other sectors taking their preparations

for the Development Plans 2030 and other

major future projects speculated (2020

& 2022). Simultaneously, the real-estate

sector will be mostly hindered by budget

constraints which have to be approved and

properly allocated amongst targeted areas.

Mazaya Monthly Real Estate Report

JANUARY 2015

Budgets:

Al-Mazaya Weekly Report states the budgets

to be approved are operating as the main

element on which most GCC economies

speculations and trends rest on. Therefore,

major economic sectors hold their breath

awaiting gross expenditures and target fields

to be uncovered. Saudi Arabia announced

its 2015 overall budget amounting to SR

860 billion with SR 145 billion anticipated

deficit due to a decrease in oil prices.

Accordingly, the Kingdom declares continued

expenditure on development projects; mainly

education, health and social service. The

figures revealed also signal outstanding

public expenditure regardless of the local,

regional and world challenges encountered,

not to mention the fluctuating and un-

speculated growth trends worldwide. Still,

the new budget holds intrinsic indicators of

the strong Saudi economy impeded therein

and mirrors its ability to stand against world

inconsistencies and resume the support

directed to major Saudi economic factors

-mainly boosting the overall development,

improving public services and creating

employment opportunities to Saudi citizens.

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6 Indicators define the Real-Estate

Momentum and Trends in the GCCs in 2015