Cityscape for Residential Real Estate
Cityscape powers growth and recovery for residential real estate in the MENA region. Attend to understand how the changing market will affect your investment decisions and hear from industry leaders on key real estate issues and an outlook on the global sector.
Why attend?
If you’re a homebuyer or a buy-to-let investor, here’s why you should attend Cityscape:
- Gain insight into leading developers’ plans and projects, for those investors curious about the market and thinking about investing in the future
- Discover investment options which are trending during the current climate
- Hear from key industry experts such as economists, developers, asset managers and others at Cityscape Talks and the Summit
- Get a thorough, macro-economic outlook on the GCC and global real estate markets
What Makes the GCC Region Attractive for Residential Buyers and Investors in 2020?
Prices have dropped dramatically over the last five years, and in 2020 this decrease will be steeper than previously expected, making the GCC region ripe for residential buyers and investors. Here are just some of the additional reasons why the GCC region is more attractive than ever:
- This trend will continue into 2021, making properties even more affordable for long-term investments
- There are more affordable mortgages in the GCC, with more relaxed payment terms that encourage investors to remain committed
- In addition, there has been a 5% increase in LTV for mortgages for first time homeowners, and an increase in the max off-plan LTV from 50 to 55%
- Utility bills have been reduced
What Can You Learn at the Cityscape Summit and the Free-to-Attend Cityscape Talks?
- How will residential real estate investment evolve?
- What does the road to recovery look like for the residential market?
- Student accommodation: An untapped opportunity that sees an increasing demand for affordable student housing
- UK residential investment: What do investors need to know for 2021 after a disruptive year?
- How is proptech changing the way people purchase and rent out properties?
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