Tuesday 5 December 2017

Buy In Doha


Buy In Doha, Villa Doha The emergence of Qatar Foundation, portraying the country’s education initiative, Hamad International Airport, the new Doha Port, and Doha





Qatar
Under the wise long-term vision of the Qatari leaders, Qatar has transformed over the past few decades into one of the strongest economies in the region and across the globe.
Guided by the Qatar National Vision 2030, the pillars of economy, social, human, and environmental development have been nurtured by detailed initiatives and action plans.
The emergence of Qatar Foundation, portraying the country’s education initiative, Hamad International Airport, the new Doha Port, and Doha Exhibition Conference Center are all evidence of the country’s continuing success.
Culture
Qatar has risen as a cultural beacon in the Gulf region by carefully preserving the country’s culture and traditions. The enrichment of the local culture was a vision satisfied through the rejuvenation of Souq Waqif, the award-winning Museum of Islamic Arts, the new Qatar Museum, and the development of the Katara Cultural Village.
Economy
Designed to diversify the economy from the dependence on the hydrocarbon industry, both the public and the private sector was stimulated to deliver a high standard of living for its citizens. The country has expertly navigated through its development to maximize economic opportunities within key sectors such as Aviation, Education, Medical Services, Banking, Construction and Development.
Marina Living
There is much to enjoy as part of Marina Life – from stunning sunsets over the Gulf to the sound of fluttering sails. The Marina District promises to be the lively hub of Lusail overlooking the marinas and providing waterfront residential, mixed-use, commercial, and hotel space with large open areas leading to the waterfront boardwalk.
Lusail City
Covering an area of some 38 km2, Lusail City has been designed to offer civic, commercial and leisure amenities for the ever expanding population of Qatar. The city is a physical manifestation of Qatari’s future vision of sustainability and will be home to approximately 220,000 people upon completion.
Residential
Over the last ten years, Qatar and the Gulf region have experienced a huge growth in their population and are forecast to continue growing over the next few years. In Qatar, the population is set to grow by 7% per annum in the coming years, and the GDP by 6.5%. As more residential assets come on to the market to meet demand, JRE is well placed to assist investors in maximising their returns.
Lifestyle
Modern clean lines, luxurious designs, and contemporary amenities designed to support professionals in their business makes for an enjoyable and productive workplace.
Retail
With increasing economic diversification driven by a growing population, strong and stable GDP growth, and substantial per capita incomes, retailers will increasingly be attracted to Qatar. The retail market is set to expand from the current 700,000 square metres of retail space to two million square metres by 20191.
Commercial
Despite the recent volatility of world economies, the Qatar market has remained steady and has continued to see a growth in new businesses – be they from the private sector in Qatar or foreign companies investing in their future here. Recent reports have noted that in the next two years 300,000 square metres of office accommodation is planned for completion.



Tuesday 21 November 2017

House Loan


Buy In Doha, Villa Doha The emergence of Qatar Foundation, portraying the country’s education initiative, Hamad International Airport, the new Doha Port, and Doha





Qatar

Under the wise long-term vision of the Qatari leaders, Qatar has transformed over the past few decades into one of the strongest economies in the region and across the globe.
Guided by the Qatar National Vision 2030, the pillars of economy, social, human, and environmental development have been nurtured by detailed initiatives and action plans.
The emergence of Qatar Foundation, portraying the country’s education initiative, Hamad International Airport, the new Doha Port, and Doha Exhibition Conference Center are all evidence of the country’s continuing success.
Culture
Qatar has risen as a cultural beacon in the Gulf region by carefully preserving the country’s culture and traditions. The enrichment of the local culture was a vision satisfied through the rejuvenation of Souq Waqif, the award-winning Museum of Islamic Arts, the new Qatar Museum, and the development of the Katara Cultural Village.
Economy
Designed to diversify the economy from the dependence on the hydrocarbon industry, both the public and the private sector was stimulated to deliver a high standard of living for its citizens. The country has expertly navigated through its development to maximize economic opportunities within key sectors such as Aviation, Education, Medical Services, Banking, Construction and Development.
Marina Living
There is much to enjoy as part of Marina Life – from stunning sunsets over the Gulf to the sound of fluttering sails. The Marina District promises to be the lively hub of Lusail overlooking the marinas and providing waterfront residential, mixed-use, commercial, and hotel space with large open areas leading to the waterfront boardwalk.
Lusail City
Covering an area of some 38 km2, Lusail City has been designed to offer civic, commercial and leisure amenities for the ever expanding population of Qatar. The city is a physical manifestation of Qatari’s future vision of sustainability and will be home to approximately 220,000 people upon completion.
Residential
Over the last ten years, Qatar and the Gulf region have experienced a huge growth in their population and are forecast to continue growing over the next few years. In Qatar, the population is set to grow by 7% per annum in the coming years, and the GDP by 6.5%. As more residential assets come on to the market to meet demand, JRE is well placed to assist investors in maximising their returns.
Lifestyle
Modern clean lines, luxurious designs, and contemporary amenities designed to support professionals in their business makes for an enjoyable and productive workplace.
Retail
With increasing economic diversification driven by a growing population, strong and stable GDP growth, and substantial per capita incomes, retailers will increasingly be attracted to Qatar. The retail market is set to expand from the current 700,000 square metres of retail space to two million square metres by 20191.

Commercial
Despite the recent volatility of world economies, the Qatar market has remained steady and has continued to see a growth in new businesses – be they from the private sector in Qatar or foreign companies investing in their future here. Recent reports have noted that in the next two years 300,000 square metres of office accommodation is planned for completion.