Infrastructure
New Capital In Indonesia To Get An Infrastructure Boost
World Construction Today - In order to accommodate 14,500 government employees at the new capital, Nusantara, Indonesia plans to begin construction on 184 residential towers in the second quarter of this year.
According to Bambang Susantono, head, Nusantara National Capital...
Infrastructure
The Dubai Real Estate Market Sees A Phenomenal Increase
World Construction Today - 2022 was a record-breaking year for sales, volume, and value in the Dubai real estate market. According to a report, the emirate experienced a 76% increase in sales from 2021 to 2022, with a total...
Infrastructure
To Flourish Real Estate, Saudi Inks Deals Worth $2.66bn
World Construction Today - In order to setup four investment funds to flourish tourism, commercial and residential projects, Saudi Arabia has inked agreements as well as MoU’s amounting to more than 10bn Saudi riyals which is equivalent to $2.66bn.
A...
Infrastructure
Saudi And UAE Construction Contributes Most Across Arab
World Construction Today - As per the Arab Monetary Fund- AMF, Saudi Arabia and the UAE both pushed the construction sector in Arab to nearly $187 billion in 2020.
The AMF opines that the Arab construction segment has recuperated from...
Infrastructure
Fund That Will Help Build World-Class Venues In Saudi Arabia
World Construction Today - Saudi Arabia has launched the The Events Investment Fund (EIF) as it aims to develop a sustainable infra for tourism, culture, entertainment as well as sports across the country. EIF will be funded with US...
Infrastructure
Construction Activities Across The UK Remain Static- Survey
World Construction Today - In the fourth quarter of 2022, construction activity remained static, as per a survey done by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. The construction monitor of the organisation found out that headline workloads throughout the...
Infrastructure
2023 Construction Risk Prediction- Profit Pressures Persist
World Construction Today - Executives in the construction industry shouldn't yet put aside the management techniques that got them through the previous two years: The future holds more of the same, necessitating their continued capacity to pivot in order...
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