Top real estate companies in the Middle East 2019

The real estate industry in the Middle East is closely linked to the region's economy, with the industry contributing significantly to its growth. Over the past two decades, the region has become world-renowned for its architectural masterpieces, such as: the world's tallest tower, Burj Khalifa; the fully man-made Palm Jumeirah island off the coast of Dubai; and the currently under construction Jeddah Tower in Saudi Arabia.

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Sale hotels in Jumeirah Lake Towers with city view 190 600 $

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Sale shop in Mohammed Bin Rashid City with city view 231 500 $

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Rent office in Jumeirah Lake Towers with city view 3 070 $

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Sale office in Dubai's Silicon Oasis with city view 63 000 $

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Sale office in Business Bay with city view 319 000 $

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Sale flat in Palma Jumeirah with sea view 599 000 $

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The region is also at the forefront of adapting proptech, a new trend that uses technology in real estate to achieve the best results. Local companies such as Bayut and Propertyfinder have received multiple large investments from global investors, indicating the strength of the local market