Zainab Fattah

Sales of homes with a price tag of $10 million or more climbed 19% in Dubai during the first quarter as the world's ultra-wealthy continue to flock to the Middle East's business and tourism hub despite mounting geopolitical tension across the region.

A group of investors led by a Dubai-based real estate developer is in talks to build a mixed-use tower in Thailand that may vie for the mantle of the world's tallest building.

A group of investors led by a Dubai-based real estate developer is in talks to build a mixed-use tower in Thailand that may vie for the mantle of the world’s tallest building.

Extreme rains brought to a halt one of the hottest and driest cities on Earth.

Saudi Arabia's capital is set to pull back on its target to double its population by 2030 as it reconfigures plans designed to support Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman 's multi-trillion dollar agenda to diversify the kingdom's economy.

Abu Dhabi's biggest property developer plans to ramp up work on a beachfront community, where it aims to build luxury homes for high net worth individuals in a city's that's emerged as one of the world's

Dubai Holding refinanced a 30 billion dirham ($8.2 billion) loan to replace older facilities at the two state-backed developers it absorbed last month, better positioning itself to capitalize on a boom in the city’s real estate market.

Dubai Holding refinanced a 30 billion dirham ($8.2 billion) loan to replace older facilities at the two state-backed developers it absorbed last month , better positioning itself to capitalize on a boom in the city's real estate market.

For years, an artificial archipelago built in the shape of a world map was seen as a symbol of the excesses that brought Dubai to the brink of bankruptcy. Now, the children of a billionaire developer are seeking to revive the project with beachfront mansions starting at $13.6 million.

For years, an artificial archipelago built in the shape of a world map was seen as a symbol of the excesses that brought Dubai to the brink of bankruptcy. Now, the children of a billionaire developer are seeking to revive the project with beachfront mansions starting at $13.6 million.