Zainab Fattah is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including Stuff, The Guam Daily Post, and Fortune. She specializes in topics related to Commercial Real Estate, Housing Market, and Real Estate Development, with a keen focus on the Construction Industry and Residential Real Estate investment strategies. Zainab's insights and analyses have been featured in notable outlets such as Bloomberg News, NDTV, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Zainab Fattah's articles predominantly focus on the real estate, business, and finance sectors in the UAE and Middle East. She frequently cites data, reports government announcements, and covers press releases.
When reaching out to Zainab with a pitch or as a source for an article, consider providing insights related to the real estate market trends in Dubai and Abu Dhabi or developments within major companies and investment funds operating in these regions. Additionally, if you have access to authoritative data relevant to her coverage area or can provide commentary on official announcements from government entities in the UAE or specific industry players mentioned in her articles, your input may be of particular interest to her reporting.
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By: Dinesh Nair, Zainab Fattah, Alex Dooler
United Arab Emirates’ conglomerate IFFCO Group has drawn preliminary interest from multiple bidders including a firm overseen by a prominent member of Abu Dhabi’s royal family and a Dubai-based billionaire, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Zainab Fattah, Sam Dagher
Senior national security officials from the United Arab Emirates and Iran held a face-to-face meeting for the first time since the start of the US-Israeli war against Tehran, according to people with knowledge of the situation.
By: Zainab Fattah, Sam Dagher
Altos funcionarios de seguridad nacional de los Emiratos Árabes Unidos e Irán mantuvieron una reunión presencial por primera vez desde el inicio de la guerra entre Estados Unidos e Israel contra Teherán, según fuentes con conocimiento de la situación.
By: Sam Dagher, Zainab Fattah
Altos funcionários de segurança nacional dos Emirados Árabes Unidos e do Irã realizaram uma reunião presencial pela primeira vez desde o início da guerra dos Estaodos Unidos e Israel contra Teerã, de acordo com pessoas com conhecimento da situação.
Three months into a conflict that has roiled the Middle East, a nuanced picture is emerging on the state of Dubai’s housing market. The total value of transactions is down steeply, though prices have proved more resilient and buyers continue to seek out pockets of opportunity.
By: Zainab Fattah, Mirette Magdy, Dinesh Nair, Fiona Macdonald, Alex Dooler
Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan is best known as the defacto business chief of Abu Dhabi’s wealthy ruling family and the man at the helm of a $1.5 trillion empire. Behind the scenes, he has taken on another role: Diplomatic emissary charged with helping rebuild the United Arab Emirates’ relationship with Iran.
Dubai’s ultra-luxury real estate market posted record sales in the first half of the year, driven largely by transactions agreed on before the city felt the impact of the Iran-Israel conflict, according to Knight Frank.
By: Dinesh Nair, Alex Dooler, Laura Gardner Cuesta, Zainab Fattah
(Bloomberg) -- Abu Dhabi's newest wealth fund is overhauling its executive ranks and reorganizing parts of its portfolio as the $300 billion investor
By: Zainab Fattah, Dinesh Nair, Laura Gardner Cuesta, Alex Dooler
Abu Dhabi’s newest wealth fund is overhauling its executive ranks and reorganizing parts of its portfolio as the $300 billion investor overseen by an influential royal prepares for a more central role in the emirate’s dealmaking ambitions.
By: Laura Gardner Cuesta, Dinesh Nair, Omar El Chmouri, Zainab Fattah
As Riyadh and Abu Dhabi battle for regional dominance, global banks might be forced to choose a side.
