
Egypt Secures $29.7B for New Mediterranean Coastal City
Egypt and Qatar have signed a landmark $29.7 billion deal to develop a luxury tourism and real estate project on the Mediterranean coast.
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Egypt and Qatar have signed a landmark $29.7 billion deal to develop a luxury tourism and real estate project on the Mediterranean coast.

A federal appeals court has upheld Florida's law banning Chinese citizens from buying real estate, allowing the state to enforce the controversial measure. The ruling states the law does not violate f

Finland's government has blocked 11 real estate deals involving foreign buyers from Russia, Israel, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan, citing risks to national security.

New Zealand has revised its foreign investment rules, opening its luxury real estate market to overseas buyers with a minimum purchase of NZD $5 million.

India's central bank is considering ending a 30-year ban on foreign loans for real estate to boost US dollar inflows and support the rupee.

David Lloyd Clubs has announced a €50 million investment to open its first flagship health and leisure club in Lisbon, Portugal, creating over 200 local jobs.

A review of major economic news from the Middle East, including a new $1B Trump Organization project in Jeddah, Lucid's EV manufacturing plans in Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait's shifting immigration policy

China has dramatically increased its investments in South Korean government bonds, direct corporate stakes, and real estate, raising concerns about potential over-reliance and financial instability.

Japanese property firm Mitsubishi is redirecting real estate investments from the U.S. to the U.K., reflecting a broader trend of declining foreign confidence.

Indonesia's Golden Visa program has attracted nearly US$3 billion from over 1,000 investors across 61 countries in just over a year, with corporate demand leading. Meanwhile, Botswana plans a new Citi

The UAE is becoming a top real estate hub for Chinese investors under the Belt and Road Initiative, with investment surpassing $700 million this year.

A new Texas law banning property sales to citizens from China, Russia, and other nations is facing a federal class-action lawsuit from residents who call it discriminatory.