The Gulf is once again pushing the boundaries of architectural innovation by building what will be one of the world’s largest urban developments and the tallest skyscraper. But unlike the …
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The demand for residential real estate in Saudi Arabia is fueled by a growing and predominantly young population. According to the Oxford Business Group, 70% of the Saudi Arabia’s population …
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Real estate prices in the Gulf countries have been rising across the board. High liquidity during the last few years and promises of big returns have seen investors from Jeddah …
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Real estate in the Middle East currently looks like a Greek drama unfolding in twists and stages. Most recently, market assessments for the Gulf region have shifted from a ridiculously …
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Real estate in Lebanon is a strange thing. It seems to defy all logic. In good times things are good, but in bad times things are better. For example, take …
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The Middle East has learned that petrodollars mean nothing until they are spent, and what better way to spend then on property and its development. The proliferation of countless master …
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Abdali As the developer’s of Amman’s new downtown, Abdali Psc. “made it a priority to address the needs of Amman and take into consideration the social and environmental aspects of …
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In order for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) to be effective, the corporate world believes that CSR should wholly support the business objectives of the companies involved. Without doing so, CSR …
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Generally, when one refers to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), what is meant is the money donated by a corporation to redeem some negative impact it had on society or to …
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Civil society seems to view CSR within four areas of responsibility: economic, legal, ethical, and philanthropic. The first two are obligatory areas for corporations to be compliant with, while ethical …