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The Middle East is becoming a prominent market for several industries, including retail, logistics, and tourism. This has led to a significant increase in the demand for real estate in this region. In one of my recent projects, I helped a client understand the middle east real estate and logistics market focusing specifically on three countries – Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Oman. Below are some of my findings:

Middle East Real Estate Market Size 

The Middle East Commercial real-estate market is a ~$1,000B market, with Saudi Arabia and UAE accounting for 50%+ market share. UAE is a $220B market, and Saudi Arabia is a $287B market.  Oman has one of the region’s smallest commercial real estate markets, with a total size of $25B

Middle East Real Estate Market Size

Logistics Market

The UAE Logistics market is a $21B market, growing at a CAGR of 8.41%. This is followed by Saudi Arabia, a $22B market, and Oman, a $15B market. Interestingly, Oman has the highest growth rate of 9.05%.

Logistics Market Size

Cold Chain Market

The Size of the MEA cold chain market was estimated at $23.8B in 2021, and it is expected to expand at a CAGR of 7.4% to reach $35.1B by 2026. The growing penetration of connected devices and the automation in cold rooms are stimulating growth. The growing demand for perishable products and the rapid delivery requirements of the F&B delivery market based on e-commerce has significantly boosted cold chain operations. 

Cold Chain Market Size

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Content includes:

  • Market Overview
  • Real Estate Market Size
  • Logistics Market Size
  • Cold Chain Market Size
  • PEST Analysis
  • Pricing: Land Value, Rent, and Capital Values
  • Rent Trend: Industrial Rental Rates
  • Industrial Yields
  • FDI Trend
  • Interest Trend
  • Export and Import trend
  • Ports and inland logistics hubs
  • New industrial cities
  • Existing Logistics Infrastructure
  • Conclusion