PropTech Connect Middle East has opened its regional office in DIFC with support from Dubai Land Department, reinforcing Dubai’s position as a global hub for real estate innovation and proptech growth.
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Riyadh’s ‘Quality Valley’ PPP project has attracted strong interest, with 59 companies submitting EOIs, including 53 Saudi and 6 international firms. The response reflects investor confidence in long-term development opportunities, with the project set to be delivered under a DBFOMT model with a 32-year operational term.
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Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) reaffirmed the strength and resilience of its ecosystem, with global institutions across banking, insurance, wealth and innovation continuing to back Dubai and the UAE as a long-term growth hub. Despite regional uncertainty, firms are deepening their presence, supported by a stable regulatory framework, strong connectivity, and access to high-growth markets across MEASA.
In times of heightened uncertainty, investing shifts from prediction to resilience. With geopolitical risks impacting confidence, energy prices, and global growth, the focus turns to liquid, high-quality assets built to withstand multiple scenarios. As volatility rises and dispersion widens, diversification, strong fixed income positioning, and portfolio flexibility become essential to navigating an increasingly complex market environment.























