- March 7, 2026
Dubai real estate market enters new era of end-user demand and community-led growth
The Dubai residential real estate market entered a new phase of maturity in 2025, shaped by end-user decision making, globally diverse investor activity and a
Five real estate opportunities to watch in 2026
The 2025 Autumn Budget offered limited stimulus for the housing market and, persistent headwinds such as sticky inflation, higher for longer interest rates, elevated construction
Is commercial real estate the actual golden asset?
These days, everyone seems to be only speaking about residential real estate as an asset class. Conversations around it seem to be everywhere – in
‘Adaptable’ new unit approved for Radcliffe industrial estate
A new unit will be built on a Radcliffe industrial estate after council planners backed plans. Bury Council has approved plans for the Globe Industrial
How Bespoke AIR unlocks value to leasing commercial real estate
Forget ChatGPT; this firm is bringing AI in-house. While the most well-known A.I. systems provide answers based on large, public data sets, in the world
Essex property marries Victorian charm with modern styling
Kingsland House in Station Road, Burnham is a beautifully preserved five bedroom property looking for new owners for £895,000. The current owners have modernised and
Dubai real estate hits $89bn in H1 as 2025 transactions climb 39 per cent
The Dubai real-estate market recorded transactions exceeding AED326bn ($88.8bn) in the first half of 2025, marking a 39 per cent increase compared with the same
FI Real Estate draws up plans for 1.8m sq ft Widnes industrial
A 96-acre swathe of land fronting the Mersey between Fiddler’s Ferry and the Mersey Gateway Bridge could be redeveloped into units ranging from 1,000 sq
How Tech Is Transforming The Industry
I’m Rodolfo Delgado, an NYC-based Mexican tech nerd and Founder & CEO of Replay Listings. I use AI to mindfully tackle everyday challenges. It was
Sirius Real Estate and Senior: Big director share deals this week
Investors in listed real estate occasionally lament that management teams lack ‘skin in the game’, and that their long-term incentive programmes (LTIPs) prioritise balance sheet