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Founded in 2004, Dacha is a top property agency in Dubai that provides high-quality real estate for sale and lease in Dubai and comprehensive property management services


With a clear focus on providing world-class client services, we managed to retain success during the Dubai property crash and have grown to become a key player in the industry

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Mountain View x Mohamed Salah - Bubble Free

Happy living At Mountain View, we believe that a better life is not only our duty towards ourselves but our responsibility towards our children. Driven by this belief, we create environments that are greener than average, more walkable than others and luxurious, to make each day enjoyable and encourage residents to make the most of their everyday. We encourage our residents to experience a brand that is health conscious, where the air smells better and the food tastes better, where there’s room to practice sports, go for relaxing and bask the sun on winter mornings. Mountain View’s developments promote a healthier life that in turn, makes their residents feel better.

Luxury Real Estate - Redefined

Luxury Real Estate - Redefined
Sotheby’s is one of the world’s most recognized and respected luxury brands, having served discerning auction buyers and sellers since 1744. Founded in 1976 to provide independently owned and operated real estate offices with a powerful marketing and referral program for luxury listings, the Sotheby’s International Realty® network, through its association with the Sotheby’s brand, is uniquely positioned to serve the luxury real estate market.

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A night of real estate winners

PETALING JAYA: The biggest superstars in the Malaysian real estate ecosystem turned up in full force to make the StarProperty Awards 2022 Realtors Edition (SREA) gala dinner a resounding success as the nation moves forward to normalcy after dealing with the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. Held at the Sheraton Hotel here, this year’s awards featured 23 categories, including five new categories, and 31 sub-categories involving 87 of the highest performing achievers from 15 real estate agencies. The five new categories are – the Developer Preferred Awards (bumiputra lots) for the most well-regarded developer and individuals in the sales of bumiputra units; the Subsale Awards which cover both the most accomplished agencies and individuals in the sale of secondary market properties in terms of both value and volume; the Regional awards for the most exceptional agencies and individuals in the Northern, Southern, Eastern, Central and Borneo regions; the Key Personality Awards to recognise outstanding drivers of innovative growth in their companies; and the Most Transacted Rental Awards for the best performing stars in the rental market, both in terms of value and volume. In his speech at the event yesterday, Star Media Group Bhd (SMG) chief executive officer Alex Yeow stressed that recent technological advancements had brought significant shifts in all sectors of the economy, and that the new awards were a way to pay homage to the nation’s premier real estate agencies and individuals in recognition of their hard work and achievements in adapting to changes. “Emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain and virtual reality have changed the way consumers buy and invest in real estate, and traditional transaction methods have evolved. “Yet, rather than being a threat, agencies are aware that by infusing these new technologies as a business tool to be utilised in a new way of conducting business and developing successful connections is the way forward. “Those that have been adaptable in riding the tech wave have managed to use this to their advantage, growing their business and improving their bottom line. STARPICKS Lifting women’s voices for a more diverse and inclusive future “However, real estate is still a people business and it takes a special breed to bring added value to business transactions as trust is still a key component to cultivate strong relationships with consumers. “New technologies may be more convenient but transparency and credibility are still what consumers look for before they even consider sealing the deal, thus bringing us to the StarProperty Awards: Realtors Edition, in which we honour the finest talents in the Malaysian real estate industry,” he said. Yeow added that the rewards would serve as a credible endorsement and an important avenue of information for consumers to turn to when making the life-changing decision of buying real estate. “We want consumers to be confident in the agencies and agents they engage with. “This awards programme will offer consumers an unrivalled showcase of the region’s real estate industry through boosting the awareness of and highlighting the top quality agencies, agents, and services in the region,” he said. SMG chief business officer Lydia Wang was also present at the event organised by StarProperty Sdn Bhd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of SMG. IQI Realty Sdn Bhd (IQI) came out the biggest champion of the event by winning 27 trophies, over a quarter of the total trophies, in various categories. Tailing IQI was the Tech Group of Companies, which won 12 trophies in total, contributed by its subsidiaries, Tech Realtors Properties Sdn Bhd and Tech Real Estate Sdn Bhd. Tied for third was Foreward Realty Sdn Bhd and The Roof Realty Sdn Bhd, both of whom earned nine trophies each. Trophies were also awarded to Nexsgen Realty Sdn Bhd (eight), Gather Properties Sdn Bhd (five), Global Link Plus Properties Sdn Bhd (five), Chester Properties Sdn Bhd (two), Polygon Properties Sdn Bhd (two), Wereg Properties Sdn Bhd (two), ILP Realty Sdn Bhd (two), Kingsman Realty Sdn Bhd (one), IPG Realty Sdn Bhd (one), Firdaus & Associates Real Estate Agency (one) and First Industrial (one). To ensure fair play, the panel of reliable and impartial judges comprising some of the most distinguished leaders of the Malaysian real estate industry, as well as hailing from various disciplines, ensured that all entries were comprehensively evaluated. They include GAN and ZUL Advocates & Solicitors group managing partner Datuk Simon Lim Seng Chai, OSK Property chief operating officer Seth Lim, Gamuda Land central marketing and sales executive director Sueway Tan, Bank Rakyat mortgage financing head Haslina Ali, Rehda Youth chairman Lee Han Rick, and StarProperty content manager Joseph Wong.

The ever-evolving Egyptian retail market

The ever-evolving Egyptian retail market
From a retail perspective, it is a difficult time for landlords and occupiers/operators. The economic instability and recent further devaluation of the Egyptian pound have brought challenges and a need for the sector to adapt to remain competitive. The past two weeks we have seen many negotiations fall through or been put on hold until the market settles. Negotiations are also taking longer as retailers are cautious with the raise of investment costs for new stores as well as import difficulties. Operators asking for white-box capex contribution from landlords is becoming a standard requirement to help alleviate some of the burden retailers are facing. It is also worth mentioning that developers have become more creative and flexible with regard to the commercial terms in an attempt to finalize deals. Given the current market volatility, as well as the increase in new and upcoming commercial developments, the market is inevitably empowering the tenants/retailers as the number of good operators in the market is significantly less than the upcoming supply of retail space. Despite all the contractions in the retail world, there are still new international brands which are interested to explore the Egyptian market, we have seen this from strong F&B brands from UK & Europe who have been actively looking in the market for expansion and entry. There has also been a boom of local F&B concepts from Egyptian entrepreneurs aspiring to create and operate their own F&B concepts with many showing ambitions to expand both locally and regionally. The Egyptian retail market is still very much in its development stage and the young and educated population is hungry to experience all the varied retail experience found in more developed markets. With the significant of ongoing development in East Cairo, particularly in New Cairo and the New Administrative Capital, there will be an influx of available retail and admin space which will give retailers more choice and potentially more room for negotiations as projects fight for the best brands/operators. Like the rest of the world, retail in Egypt is becoming more interactive and brands are aware they need to be connecting with their consumers not only through their physical stores but also through their e-commerce portals and social media. The Egyptian consumers are growing more educated and demanding and expect a high level of service and offering from the brands they connect with. Despite all the challenges we have seen in the retail market over the past year, economic downturn, currency devaluation and import restrictions, recent surveys have still shown that local/international retailers and operators have a positive outlook to the market. Large regional operators such as GMG who still have plans to open 100 stores in Egypt by 2026 and a growing middle-class, educated and tech-savvy population will continue to drive the retail market and the need for new and exciting retail experiences. Local sourcing will continue to be the protagonist, but we see this relaxing as back-log of products are being slowly released from the ports. As local/international brands and concepts fix their sourcing and operation issues, they shall be able to gradually exit the market drawbacks over time.

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