At a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $638.3 billion, new construction starts in November retreated 6% from October, according to Dodge Data & Analytics.
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Salalah waterpark stage two $7.8m agreement signed
The second stage of the project includes the construction of the administration building, service facilities and parking, as well as the management, operation, and maintenance
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Oman to build $0.39m Orthotics Centre in Muscat
The Orthotics Centre is being funded by Sohar Aluminum Company, Salalah Methanol Company, Oman India Fertiliser Company (OMIFCO), and Khoula Hospital
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Damac launches luxury villas in its Akoya projects
Kensington boutique villas in Akoya Oxygen will be furnished and serviced units will start at $367,597 (AED1.35m) with payment over three and a half years
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Bahrain scales down 22 projects due to budget cuts
The projects were deemed ?too expensive? by government officials who were told to prioritise draft projects amid austerity measures
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Saudi sentences 49 protesting workers to prison
The Saudi Criminal Court in Makkah has sentenced 49 workers to four months in prison and 300 lashes for their role in protests and for inciting others to commit riots
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DEWA inaugurates a new substation in Al Quoz
DEWA is also set to complete the construction of 100 132/11 KV substations in different phases over the next three years
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UAE: DWTC awards $197m One Central contract to AFC
Dubai World Trade Centre has awarded a $197m contract to Al Futtaim Carillion to deliver Phase 1A6 of its One Central project
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Abu Dhabi implements 3% housing charge
The backdating now means that tenants will have to pay this year?s fees in addition to the last 11 months
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Amlak unveils new residential projects for Bahrain
Amlak has unveiled details of a selection of its upcoming Bahraini residential projects, including The Sixty Six in Umm Al Hassam, and Mirage Palms in Janabiya
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