In this week’s recap, we revisit key developments across the GCC shaping real estate, infrastructure, and tourism, bringing together stories covered over the past few days to highlight the broader direction of the market.
In Qatar, the real estate sector recorded strong momentum, with transactions rising 29% year-on-year to $9.45 billion, reflecting sustained investor confidence.
The UAE and Saudi Arabia launched a new trade bridge initiative, aimed at enhancing logistics connectivity and strengthening cross-border supply chains.
In Abu Dhabi, the expansion of Yas Waterworld is set to open on April 4, 2026, supporting the continued growth of Yas Island as a leading tourism and entertainment destination.
In Dubai, BEYOND Developments continues to advance its projects across Dubai Maritime City, reinforcing the emirate’s focus on waterfront development.
Meanwhile, Oman and the Liverpool City Region advanced a partnership at MIPIM, highlighting growing international collaboration across real estate and urban development.
Together, these updates reflect continued growth, connectivity, and investment across the GCC.
