List of all articles filed under “bahrain-real-estate-and-construction-interviews” category.
Aaref Hejres, Managing Director of Diyar Al Muharraq
The other thing is affordable housing. We have been very successful and have designed around 340 affordable homes. Stage 1 sold out within ten days and Stage 2 will be released soon with more affordable homes.
Robert Jonathan Lee, CEO of Bahrain Bay
You can see that the frequency and locations are increasing weekly. Is it a massive increase? No, but you can see there is something new going on. It is that kind of anecdotal signs which show there is a renewed element of risk-taking.
Mohammed Younis Shafi, Director of Serene Landmark Bahrain
We have had two crises – one of which was the world economic crisis. We were slowly recovering with all the projects going at that time. Some projects have been on hold due to the crisis.
Bob Vincent, CEO of Bahrain Bay
Regarding economic growth and maturity, we are at the bottom of the curve and long term investors recognise that to do business it is necessary to ride that curve. Real-estate in general goes through five, seven and even nine-year cycles, and it is not different here in Bahrain Bay.
Saleem Elias A. Aziz, Acting CEO of Al-Enma’a House for Real Estate
The first quarter of 2011 has been dominated by the civil and political unrest. In terms of the Bahrain’s real estate market, there is an oversupply of developed properties. However, there is still a high potential for the affordable housing projects.
Amin Al Arrayed, General Manager of First Bahrain Real Estate Development Company
Majaal is the first SME-focused warehousing facility in Bahrain. It’s never existed previously. If you were a large company involved in trade activity you would build your own warehouse, because you’d have the necessary resources.
Bahrain Bay – Bahrain’s leading waterfront development, CEO, Bob Vincent
Bahrain Bay has been designed to be specific, in terms of its economic footprint, Bahrain Bay’s commercial scale, Bahrain Bay’s urban design, Bahrain Bay’s physical shape. All of those criteria have been driven by economic sustainability or relationships within the project that make the Bahrain Bay project development sustainable.
Bahrain Real Estate Bahrain Real Capita Real Estate Company in Bahrain, Deputy CEO of Real Capita, Qais Al Maskati
Bahrain Real Estate market has a lot of standalone and one off developments unlike the West. We still have that culture in Bahrain Real Estate Market and in the Gulf. You buy a plot of land, you build your own house in Bahrain Real Estate Market.
Managing Director of Al Areen Holding Company, Stephen Rothel
The sold plots in Al Areen Development embrace a range of diverse uses. In Al Areen Development there is a very substantial integrated retail shopping center which will be instrumental in serving the retail needs of both Al Areen Development and neighboring communities.
Bahrain Real Estate DTZ Bahrain, Country Manager of DTZ Bahrain, Bob Addison
Bahrain Real Estate DTZ Bahrain can give them a complete package of information across all Bahrain Real estate sectors and we also work with EDB. They provide us with the basic information packages that businesses need to establish their business no matter if they are a one man show or an international company.
