Qatar’s oldest international real estate consultants, Cushman & Wakefield, recently held their regular quarterly real estate Breakfast Seminar at Hilton Doha.
The large attendance by existing and new clients proved the continued importance of the Qatar real estate sector to the wider economy.
Cushman & Wakefield, the second largest real estate consultancy company globally, opened its office in Qatar in 2006 and provides expert advice in real estate valuation, feasibility and market studies, commercial property and land brokerage, and residential leasing and sales.
Forecasts for the real estate market
The event focused on the forecasts for the real estate market within the wider global economy, some top advice for both commercial landlords and tenants as well as an overview of the recent revisions to the mortgage laws.
According to General Manager and Head of Middle East Edd Brookes said that the importance of making informed real estate decisions requires expert advice.
He said that Cushman & Wakefield adheres to all international best practices, adding that they are always happy and give impartial advice following the regulations of the Ministry of Justice in Qatar. He added that various international events – including Expo 2023 – will continue to put Qatar on the global map and showcase Qatar Real Estate as a safe and regulated market for domestic and foreign investment, as well as a peaceful place to live.
Brookes also gave a moving tribute to former Board Member and Chairman Ibrahim Hassan Alasmakh, who sadly passed away in May.
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