Under the Patronage of H.E. Sheikh Abdullah Bin Nasser Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, The Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior for the State of Qatar
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Cityscape Qatar opens the doors for exhibitors with the true opportunity to meet and build relationships with a large number of homebuyers, investors and senior executives involved in the design and construction of public and private real estate developments in Qatar and internationally.
Aligned with the country’s National Vision 2030, Cityscape Qatar showcases a wide range of real estate projects from across the property spectrum.
HE ALI BIN AHMED AL KUWARI OPENS CITYSCAPE QATAR
His Excellency Ali bin Ahmed Al Kuwari, Minister of Commerce and Industry today officially opened the 8th edition of Cityscape Qatar 2019 – the only real estate exhibition and conference of its kind in the Gulf state – at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center.
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Projects showcased at Cityscape
Qetaifan Island North
Browse Qetaifan Island North designed to be Qatar’s future iconic destination; the project spans...
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View Bchamoun
Whether A state-of-the-art residential and commercial compound embraces...
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Florens Resort
Engage The Florens Lake Resort & Spa is located in the Bernese Oberland, just 10 minutes...
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Placing your safety at the heart of our events
Cityscape will be organised in accordance with Informa’s AllSecure health and safety standard. As the world’s leading events’ organiser, Informa has developed a detailed set of enhanced measures to provide the highest levels of hygiene and safety at its events, providing everyone with reassurance and confidence they are participating in a safe and controlled environment.
Read more about staying safe at Cityscape this year.
Investment Opportunities Increase with Addition of New Freehold Zones
Preliminary data suggests Qatar’s economy grew by 0.9% y/y in Q1 this year, up from 0.5% in Q4 2018. The oil sector performance turned positive after four quarters of contraction, with non-oil activity also showing some improvement. With recent developments suggesting a loss of momentum in Q2, Oxford Economics have cut their 2019 GDP growth forecast to a below-consensus 1.3%.
The pace of recovery is expected to improve in the medium term, amid ongoing investment ahead of World Cup 2022, with growth forecast to average 2.9% between 2020 and 2022.
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