Vyshnav Vinod

<h2>After Years of Stagnation, <a href="https://www.aurumproptech.in/pulse/media/delhi-ncr-luxury-real-estate-soars-3x-returns-lifestyle-shift" target="_blank">Delhi's</a> Office Market is Poised for Change</h2><p>For nearly a decade, the office market in Delhi has been characterized by sluggish growth and limited new supply. However, recent trends indicate a significant turnaround is on the horizon.</p><p>According to a latest report, the city is preparing for a major supply push that promises to reshape the commercial real estate landscape.</p><h2>The Surge in New Developments</h2><p>With multiple factors contributing to this rejuvenation, including increased demand from tech companies and flexible workspaces, developers are now racing against time to cater to the evolving needs of businesses.</p><h2>What This Means for Potential Tenants</h2><ol><li>Increased options for premium office space</li><li>Competitive rental rates</li><li>Innovative design features in new developments</li></ol><p>For businesses looking for new office locations, this influx of supply could translate to favorable terms and enhanced environments.</p><h2>Looking Forward</h2><p>As we look ahead, the revitalization of Delhi's office market could lead to a flourishing business ecosystem that supports growth and innovation. Stakeholders across the board are optimistic about the opportunities that lie ahead.</p>

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Delhi's office market is set for a major supply surge, transforming the business landscape.

Delhi's Office Market Awakens After Long Slumber

Azimullah Khan

<p>Egypt has unveiled a second package of tax facilities aimed at attracting investment and easing burdens on businesses. Among the key measures, the government plans to replace the <strong>capital gains tax</strong> on stock market transactions with a stamp duty, and cut VAT on medical devices from 14 per cent to 5 per cent. The package forms part of a broader push to make the country's tax environment more investor-friendly while continuing to support strategic sectors such as industry and healthcare.</p>

<h2>How the Package Came Together</h2>
<p>The details were outlined by Minister of Finance Ahmed Kouchouk during a meeting with Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly and Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs Hussein Issa. Madbouly affirmed the government's full support for implementing the package successfully, with a particular focus on improving the services offered to taxpayers. The meeting signals continued high-level coordination behind the reforms, suggesting the measures carry strong backing across the government's economic leadership.</p>

<h2>Capital Markets Get a Boost</h2>
<p>For capital markets specifically, Kouchouk said the package introduces an investment incentive designed to encourage companies to list on the Egyptian Exchange over a three-year period, aiming to guarantee increased trading volume and investment. This will be paired with the replacement of the capital gains tax with a stamp duty intended to stimulate trading activity. Together, these two measures are designed to make the exchange more attractive both to companies considering going public and to investors already active in the market.</p>

<h2>Relief for Industry and Healthcare</h2>
<ul>
  <li>VAT payment suspension on industrial machinery and medical devices extended from two years to four years</li>
  <li>VAT on medical devices cut from 14% to 5%</li>
  <li>Inputs for kidney dialysis machines, filters, parts, and supplies fully exempted from VAT</li>
  <li>Solidarity contribution to be deducted from the tax base, lowering the burden on all taxpayers</li>
  <li>Tax dispute resolution law renewed until the end of December 2026</li>
</ul>

<p>These measures are aimed squarely at reducing the cost of doing business in Egypt's industrial and healthcare sectors, while the renewal of the dispute resolution law is intended to encourage the voluntary settlement of a large number of outstanding tax disputes between businesses and the state.</p>

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<h2>What Changes for Real Estate</h2>
<p>The real estate disposition tax for individuals will remain unchanged at <strong>2.5 per cent</strong> of a unit's sale value, regardless of how often transactions occur. However, the new package introduces a full exemption for property transfers between spouses, children, and direct descendants, easing the tax burden on family-related property transfers and simplifying intergenerational wealth transfer within Egyptian households.</p>

<h2>A Shift Toward a "Customer Service" Tax Culture</h2>
<p>Kouchouk said the finance ministry's broader goal is to move the tax environment toward a culture centred on simplification and incentives rather than enforcement alone. He added that tax offices are prepared to execute the new measures precisely and flexibly as soon as the laws governing the second package are officially issued, indicating implementation could follow shortly after legislative approval.</p>

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Egypt has unveiled a second package of tax facilities aimed at attracting investment and easing burdens on businesses. Among the key measures, the government plans to replace the capital gains tax on stock market transactions with a stamp duty, and cut VAT on medical devices from 14 per cent to 5 per cent. The package forms part of a broader push to make the country's tax environment more investor-friendly while continuing to support strategic sectors such as industry and healthcare. How the Package Came Together The details were outlined by Minister of Finance Ahmed Kouchouk during a meeting with Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly and Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs Hussein Issa. Madbouly affirmed the government's full support for implementing the package successfully, with a particular focus on improving the services offered to taxpayers. The meeting signals continued high-level coordination behind the reforms, suggesting the measures carry strong backing across the government's economic leadership. Capital Markets Get a Boost For capital markets specifically, Kouchouk said the package introduces an investment incentive designed to encourage companies to list on the Egyptian Exchange over a three-year period, aiming to guarantee increased trading volume and investment. This will be paired with the replacement of the capital gains tax with a stamp duty intended to stimulate trading activity. Together, these two measures are designed to make the exchange more attractive both to companies considering going public and to investors already active in the market. Relief for Industry and Healthcare VAT payment suspension on industrial machinery and medical devices extended from two years to four years VAT on medical devices cut from 14% to 5% Inputs for kidney dialysis machines, filters, parts, and supplies fully exempted from VAT Solidarity contribution to be deducted from the tax base, lowering the burden on all taxpayers Tax dispute resolution law renewed until the end of December 2026 These measures are aimed squarely at reducing the cost of doing business in Egypt's industrial and healthcare sectors, while the renewal of the dispute resolution law is intended to encourage the voluntary settlement of a large number of outstanding tax disputes between businesses and the state. Also Read: Empire State Targets $112mln Sales from Upmount Project What Changes for Real Estate The real estate disposition tax for individuals will remain unchanged at 2.5 per cent of a unit's sale value, regardless of how often transactions occur. However, the new package introduces a full exemption for property transfers between spouses, children, and direct descendants, easing the tax burden on family-related property transfers and simplifying intergenerational wealth transfer within Egyptian households. A Shift Toward a "Customer Service" Tax Culture Kouchouk said the finance ministry's broader goal is to move the tax environment toward a culture centred on simplification and incentives rather than enforcement alone. He added that tax offices are prepared to execute the new measures precisely and flexibly as soon as the laws governing the second package are officially issued, indicating implementation could follow shortly after legislative approval. Enjoyed this update? Visit PropTech Pulse for more real estate news, investment insights, and property market trends.

Egypt has outlined a second tax facility package cutting VAT on medical devices and replacing capital gains tax with a stamp duty to boost investment.

Egypt Outlines Second Tax Facility Package for Investors

Vicky Soni

<p>ThinkProp, a UAE-based real estate training institute launched by Advanced Real Estate Services (ADRES), has announced it will bring the <strong>CCIM Designation Programme</strong> to the UAE for the first time, offering the credential to professionals in Abu Dhabi and Dubai starting September 2026.</p>

<h2>A Globally Recognised Commercial Real Estate Credential</h2>
<p>Acting as the exclusive regional gateway for The CCIM Institute, ThinkProp will introduce a globally established standard in commercial real estate education to the UAE market. The CCIM designation has existed for more than 56 years and is currently held by over 13,000 professionals across more than 30 countries. It is designed to build advanced expertise in financial analysis, market analysis, user decision analysis, and investment analysis.</p>

<h2>Programme Structure and Format</h2>
<p>The designation pathway consists of four core, face-to-face courses: Financial Analysis, Market Analysis, User Decision Analysis, and Investment Analysis for Commercial Investment Real Estate. Each course spans four days and 32 hours of instruction, followed by an exam. The complete pathway, including a Core Concepts Review and a final Comprehensive Examination, typically takes around 12 months to complete, depending on the cohort's pace.</p>

<ul>
  <li>Launch date: September 2026</li>
  <li>Location: Abu Dhabi and Dubai</li>
  <li>Inaugural cohort size: up to 100 participants</li>
  <li>Four core courses, 32 hours each</li>
  <li>Final exam: 80 multiple-choice questions over six hours</li>
  <li>No admission requirements or interview process</li>
</ul>

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<h2>Who Will Teach the Programme</h2>
<p>Courses will be delivered by <strong>accredited CCIM instructors</strong>, supported by ThinkProp experts including senior executives from leading developers and other industry leaders, combining internationally recognised coursework with practical UAE market insights. Industry data cited by ThinkProp suggests CCIM-designated professionals can close significantly more transactions annually compared to typical industry specialists, reflecting the curriculum's investment-focused design.</p>

<h2>Why This Matters for the UAE Market</h2>
<p>Jasem Alhosani, Operations Lead at ThinkProp, described the launch as a milestone for commercial real estate education in the region, noting it gives professionals in Abu Dhabi and Dubai access to a globally respected credential delivered locally for the first time. He added that the programme is intended to equip professionals with analytical and investment skills applicable directly to the UAE market, supporting more informed decision-making across the sector.</p>

<p>The move builds on ThinkProp's position as the UAE's first government-accredited real estate training institute, with courses approved by the Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) and the Dubai Land Department (DLD), further expanding access to specialised commercial real estate education across the country.</p>

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ThinkProp, a UAE-based real estate training institute launched by Advanced Real Estate Services (ADRES), has announced it will bring the CCIM Designation Programme to the UAE for the first time, offering the credential to professionals in Abu Dhabi and Dubai starting September 2026. A Globally Recognised Commercial Real Estate Credential Acting as the exclusive regional gateway for The CCIM Institute, ThinkProp will introduce a globally established standard in commercial real estate education to the UAE market. The CCIM designation has existed for more than 56 years and is currently held by over 13,000 professionals across more than 30 countries. It is designed to build advanced expertise in financial analysis, market analysis, user decision analysis, and investment analysis. Programme Structure and Format The designation pathway consists of four core, face-to-face courses: Financial Analysis, Market Analysis, User Decision Analysis, and Investment Analysis for Commercial Investment Real Estate. Each course spans four days and 32 hours of instruction, followed by an exam. The complete pathway, including a Core Concepts Review and a final Comprehensive Examination, typically takes around 12 months to complete, depending on the cohort's pace. Launch date: September 2026 Location: Abu Dhabi and Dubai Inaugural cohort size: up to 100 participants Four core courses, 32 hours each Final exam: 80 multiple-choice questions over six hours No admission requirements or interview process Also Read: Drake & Scull Secures AED 529m Ritz-Carlton Dubai Contract Who Will Teach the Programme Courses will be delivered by accredited CCIM instructors, supported by ThinkProp experts including senior executives from leading developers and other industry leaders, combining internationally recognised coursework with practical UAE market insights. Industry data cited by ThinkProp suggests CCIM-designated professionals can close significantly more transactions annually compared to typical industry specialists, reflecting the curriculum's investment-focused design. Why This Matters for the UAE Market Jasem Alhosani, Operations Lead at ThinkProp, described the launch as a milestone for commercial real estate education in the region, noting it gives professionals in Abu Dhabi and Dubai access to a globally respected credential delivered locally for the first time. He added that the programme is intended to equip professionals with analytical and investment skills applicable directly to the UAE market, supporting more informed decision-making across the sector. The move builds on ThinkProp's position as the UAE's first government-accredited real estate training institute, with courses approved by the Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) and the Dubai Land Department (DLD), further expanding access to specialised commercial real estate education across the country. Enjoyed this update? Visit PropTech Pulse for more real estate news, investment insights, and property market trends.

ThinkProp is launching the CCIM Designation Programme in the UAE for the first time from September 2026, targeting professionals in Abu Dhabi and Dubai.

ThinkProp Brings CCIM Designation Programme to the UAE

Arvind Choudhary

<p>Dammam is emerging as the standout performer in Saudi Arabia's residential property sector, with quarterly sales values rising <strong>71 per cent to SAR3.6 billion ($947 million)</strong> in the first quarter of 2026, according to new insights from real estate advisory firm Cavendish Maxwell.</p>

<h2>Strong Momentum in the Eastern Province</h2>
<p>Around 2,900 homes were sold in Dammam between January and March, up 41 per cent compared to Q4 2025, when sales values stood at SAR2.1 billion. Measured against Q1 last year, sales volumes in the city were 25 per cent higher, with values up 48 per cent. Despite regional tensions, March 2026 recorded the highest monthly sales figure in Dammam, with 1,265 transactions, underscoring the resilience of the local housing sector.</p>

<h2>How Riyadh and Jeddah Compared</h2>
<p>Riyadh also recorded quarter-on-quarter growth, with 8,800 sales worth SAR13.4 billion in Q1 2026 — an increase of nearly 12 per cent in volume and more than 4 per cent in value against Q4 2025. However, year-on-year figures told a different story: Riyadh's sales volumes were 64 per cent lower than Q1 2025, with values down 72 per cent, reflecting a return to more balanced activity after elevated levels in late 2024 and early 2025. Jeddah, meanwhile, saw activity moderate, with sales declining 25 per cent quarter-on-quarter and around 30 per cent year-on-year, though investors still spent SAR7.2 billion across 5,800 transactions.</p>

<ul>
  <li>Dammam: SAR3.6 billion ($947 million) in Q1 sales, up 71% quarter-on-quarter</li>
  <li>Riyadh: SAR13.4 billion across 8,800 sales, up nearly 12% quarter-on-quarter</li>
  <li>Jeddah: SAR7.2 billion across 5,800 transactions, down 25% quarter-on-quarter</li>
  <li>Dammam apartment prices up 4% year-on-year; villas up more than 2%</li>
</ul>

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<h2>Prices and Rents Continue to Rise, But Growth Is Moderating</h2>
<p>Sales prices and rental rates rose year-on-year across Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam, though the pace of growth is beginning to slow. In Riyadh, apartment prices averaged SAR6,200 per sq m, up 3.7 per cent annually, while villas climbed nearly 7 per cent to SAR5,700 per sq m. In Jeddah, apartments rose almost 2 per cent to SAR4,400 per sq m, and in Dammam, apartment rents rose 3.2 per cent year-on-year, with villa rents up 2.1 per cent.</p>

<h2>What's Driving the Market</h2>
<p>Kevin Duffield, Director of Built Asset Consulting at Cavendish Maxwell, said <strong>it remains "too early to draw definitive conclusions"</strong> about the impact of the regional geopolitical situation on the market. He noted that development pipelines are evolving differently across each city, with Riyadh seeing the most new supply in the medium term, while growth in Jeddah and Dammam remains more modest. Duffield added that the medium-term outlook for Saudi Arabia's residential sector remains supported by population growth, sustained government investment, and ongoing economic diversification.</p>

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Dammam is emerging as the standout performer in Saudi Arabia's residential property sector, with quarterly sales values rising 71 per cent to SAR3.6 billion ($947 million) in the first quarter of 2026, according to new insights from real estate advisory firm Cavendish Maxwell. Strong Momentum in the Eastern Province Around 2,900 homes were sold in Dammam between January and March, up 41 per cent compared to Q4 2025, when sales values stood at SAR2.1 billion. Measured against Q1 last year, sales volumes in the city were 25 per cent higher, with values up 48 per cent. Despite regional tensions, March 2026 recorded the highest monthly sales figure in Dammam, with 1,265 transactions, underscoring the resilience of the local housing sector. How Riyadh and Jeddah Compared Riyadh also recorded quarter-on-quarter growth, with 8,800 sales worth SAR13.4 billion in Q1 2026 — an increase of nearly 12 per cent in volume and more than 4 per cent in value against Q4 2025. However, year-on-year figures told a different story: Riyadh's sales volumes were 64 per cent lower than Q1 2025, with values down 72 per cent, reflecting a return to more balanced activity after elevated levels in late 2024 and early 2025. Jeddah, meanwhile, saw activity moderate, with sales declining 25 per cent quarter-on-quarter and around 30 per cent year-on-year, though investors still spent SAR7.2 billion across 5,800 transactions. Dammam: SAR3.6 billion ($947 million) in Q1 sales, up 71% quarter-on-quarter Riyadh: SAR13.4 billion across 8,800 sales, up nearly 12% quarter-on-quarter Jeddah: SAR7.2 billion across 5,800 transactions, down 25% quarter-on-quarter Dammam apartment prices up 4% year-on-year; villas up more than 2% Also Read: Asas Makeen to Develop 290-Unit Residential Project Prices and Rents Continue to Rise, But Growth Is Moderating Sales prices and rental rates rose year-on-year across Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam, though the pace of growth is beginning to slow. In Riyadh, apartment prices averaged SAR6,200 per sq m, up 3.7 per cent annually, while villas climbed nearly 7 per cent to SAR5,700 per sq m. In Jeddah, apartments rose almost 2 per cent to SAR4,400 per sq m, and in Dammam, apartment rents rose 3.2 per cent year-on-year, with villa rents up 2.1 per cent. What's Driving the Market Kevin Duffield, Director of Built Asset Consulting at Cavendish Maxwell, said it remains "too early to draw definitive conclusions" about the impact of the regional geopolitical situation on the market. He noted that development pipelines are evolving differently across each city, with Riyadh seeing the most new supply in the medium term, while growth in Jeddah and Dammam remains more modest. Duffield added that the medium-term outlook for Saudi Arabia's residential sector remains supported by population growth, sustained government investment, and ongoing economic diversification. Enjoyed this update? Visit PropTech Pulse for more real estate news, investment insights, and property market trends.

Dammam's residential property sales rose 71% to $947 million in Q1 2026, with around 2,900 homes sold, according to Cavendish Maxwell data.

Dammam Residential Sales Surge 71% to $947mln in Q1

<p>The International Real Estate and Investment Show (IREIS) 2026, Abu Dhabi's largest property exhibition, will return to the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) from <strong>September 17 to 19, 2026</strong>. The event comes as the emirate's real estate market posts sharp growth, with transaction value jumping 76.6 per cent to Dh203.01 billion over the 12 months ending June 30, 2026, according to the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre (ADREC).</p>

<h2>A Market on the Rise</h2>
<p>ADREC data shows the total number of property transactions rose 64.53 per cent to 53,177 over the same period. Property sales in the first six months of 2026 alone reached Dh88.25 billion, compared to Dh93.34 billion for the whole of 2025, while half-yearly transaction value stood at Dh121.90 billion, against Dh142.21 billion a year earlier.</p>

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<h2>A Trillion-Dirham Development Pipeline</h2>
<p>Abu Dhabi's growth momentum is underpinned by a massive development pipeline. According to a report by BNC Network, development projects worth <strong>Dh2.78 trillion</strong> ($758 billion) are currently in various stages of planning, development and construction across the emirate. Its active construction portfolio exceeds Dh477 billion ($130 billion), supported by more than 38,600 active licenses, including over Dh200 billion ($57 billion) allocated to the Abu Dhabi Plan for Infrastructure and a Dh55 billion public-private partnership pipeline.</p>

<ul>
  <li>Event dates: September 17-19, 2026</li>
  <li>Venue: Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC)</li>
  <li>Approved by the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi)</li>
  <li>Transaction value growth: up 76.6% to Dh203.01 billion</li>
  <li>Total transactions: up 64.53% to 53,177</li>
</ul>

<h2>A Pan-UAE Investment Platform</h2>
<p>IREIS is structured as a results-driven sales event, where developers engage directly with investors and transactions, reservations and bookings take place on-site. The 2026 edition will showcase opportunities not just in Abu Dhabi but also across Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, and Ras Al Khaimah, reflecting a growing trend of Abu Dhabi-based investors diversifying across emirates. Alongside the exhibition, a high-level conference will bring together government officials, developers, and economists to discuss topics including sustainable infrastructure, fractional ownership, PropTech, and UAE-Europe investment corridors.</p>

<p>Speaking about the event, IREIS representative Arun Bose described it as <strong>"the UAE's real estate marketplace"</strong> where developers and investors finalize transactions, adding that opportunities from across the Emirates will be brought together under one roof.</p>

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The International Real Estate and Investment Show (IREIS) 2026, Abu Dhabi's largest property exhibition, will return to the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) from September 17 to 19, 2026. The event comes as the emirate's real estate market posts sharp growth, with transaction value jumping 76.6 per cent to Dh203.01 billion over the 12 months ending June 30, 2026, according to the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre (ADREC). A Market on the Rise ADREC data shows the total number of property transactions rose 64.53 per cent to 53,177 over the same period. Property sales in the first six months of 2026 alone reached Dh88.25 billion, compared to Dh93.34 billion for the whole of 2025, while half-yearly transaction value stood at Dh121.90 billion, against Dh142.21 billion a year earlier. Also Read: Modon, ADIB Launch Abu Dhabi Off-Plan Home Finance A Trillion-Dirham Development Pipeline Abu Dhabi's growth momentum is underpinned by a massive development pipeline. According to a report by BNC Network, development projects worth Dh2.78 trillion ($758 billion) are currently in various stages of planning, development and construction across the emirate. Its active construction portfolio exceeds Dh477 billion ($130 billion), supported by more than 38,600 active licenses, including over Dh200 billion ($57 billion) allocated to the Abu Dhabi Plan for Infrastructure and a Dh55 billion public-private partnership pipeline. Event dates: September 17-19, 2026 Venue: Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) Approved by the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi) Transaction value growth: up 76.6% to Dh203.01 billion Total transactions: up 64.53% to 53,177 A Pan-UAE Investment Platform IREIS is structured as a results-driven sales event, where developers engage directly with investors and transactions, reservations and bookings take place on-site. The 2026 edition will showcase opportunities not just in Abu Dhabi but also across Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, and Ras Al Khaimah, reflecting a growing trend of Abu Dhabi-based investors diversifying across emirates. Alongside the exhibition, a high-level conference will bring together government officials, developers, and economists to discuss topics including sustainable infrastructure, fractional ownership, PropTech, and UAE-Europe investment corridors. Speaking about the event, IREIS representative Arun Bose described it as "the UAE's real estate marketplace" where developers and investors finalize transactions, adding that opportunities from across the Emirates will be brought together under one roof. Enjoyed this update? Visit PropTech Pulse for more real estate news, investment insights, and property market trends.

IREIS 2026 returns to ADNEC from September 17-19 as Abu Dhabi's real estate transactions jump 76.6% to Dh203.01 billion in the past year.

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Delhi's Office Market Awakens After Long Slumber

Vyshnav Vinod

Vyshnav Vinod

After Years of Stagnation, Delhi's Office Market is Poised for Change

The Surge in New Developments

What This Means for Potential Tenants

Looking Forward

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Egypt Outlines Second Tax Facility Package for Investors

ThinkProp Brings CCIM Designation Programme to the UAE

Dammam Residential Sales Surge 71% to $947mln in Q1

IREIS 2026: Abu Dhabi's Property Show Returns Sept 17-19