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Lebanon’s Real Estate Market in 2025: Cautious Recovery, Clearer Priorities

Lebanon’s real estate market is regaining strength in mid 2025. Developers and buyers are stepping back in, supported by clearer regulations, relative currency stability, and renewed interest from Lebanese expatriates. Key areas such as Achrafieh, Raouche, Ras Beirut, and Mar Mikhael are seeing growing demand. Apartment prices in these neighborhoods range between 2,000 and 3,000 dollars per square...

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Prypco Mint: Dubai’s New Platform for Fractional Property Investment

Prypco Mint is a new platform that lets people invest in real estate in Dubai by buying small shares of a property; starting from just AED 2,000. It works like this: instead of buying a whole apartment, you buy a fraction (a token) of it. This way, more people can invest in real estate without needing a big budget. It was launched in May 2025 by the Dubai Land Department, and it’s the first tokenized...

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Positive Outlook in the Real Estate Sector as Demand Improves

After years of challenges in the real estate sector, including financial crises and fluctuations in property values, a new wave of optimism is emerging. Property prices, which previously saw significant declines of up to 50% in some areas, are now witnessing growth, particularly in high-demand locations such as Downtown Beirut, Ramlet Al-Baida, Clemenceau, Achrafieh, and key regions like Yarzeh, Batroun,...

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Daily Investor Interest in Real Estate

As Lebanon emerges from prolonged political stagnation, the real estate sector is poised to be one of the main beneficiaries. Years of economic hardship saw demand plummet and prices fluctuate, with properties initially being sold through bank checks before shifting to cash transactions at significantly reduced values. Today, there is renewed momentum, with prices adjusting in high-demand areas. Compared...

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Real Estate Market Awaits Structural Reforms

After years of challenges in the real estate sector, including financial crises and fluctuations in property values, a new wave of optimism is emerging. Property prices, which previously saw significant declines of up to 50% in some areas, are now witnessing growth, particularly in high-demand locations such as Downtown Beirut, Ramlet Al-Baida, Clemenceau, Achrafieh, and key regions like Yarzeh, Batroun,...

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