In 2015 YouGov partnered with Informa Middle East to gain a deeper understanding of the current and future real estate market sentiment and investment considerations within the Middle East and Egypt.
To help industry professionals expand the Middle East property market with its future investors in mind, YouGov has presented the results of the research annually at Informa Middle East's flagship Cityscape conferences across the region as offical research partner for Cityscape Global, Cityscape Abu Dhabi, RESTATEX Cityscape Riyadh, RESTATEX Cityscape Jeddah, Cityscape Egypt and Cityscape Qatar.
In 2016 the custom study evolved into an annual tracker called the Real Estate Barometer which interviews home buyers and commerical investors from the GCC and Egypt from YouGov's pure research panel and Cityscsape's professional database to shed light on respondents':
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The latest research from the Middle East Real Estate Barometer report, reflects the market sentiment of 684 investors and home buyers from the GCC ...
In partnership with Informa, YouGov was delighted to conduct an online study of real estate market sentiment in Abu Dhabi for Cityscape Abu Dhabi ...
YouGov was delighted to present key findings from our latest Egypt real esate market sentiment research today at Cityscape Egypt in partnership with Informa. ...
In an exclusive survey commissioned by Informa for Cityscape Abu Dhabi, YouGov interviewed residents online in the UAE to discover their opinions and preferences ...
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The UAE's property market has experienced improved stability during the first six months of 2014, with the rate of expansion steadying. Backed by a ...