28 Feb 2026

IndiGo has moved all its Riyadh flight operations to Terminal 5 at King Khalid International Airport, with the change taking effect earlier this week. The airline informed passengers through a travel advisory and asked them to check flight status and update contact details to receive timely notifications. The shift applies to both arrivals and departures. The move is part of a wider terminal reorganisation at Riyadh airport aimed at streamlining passenger handling and improving operational efficiency for multiple carriers.Read more

28 Feb 2026

The United States has imposed a preliminary countervailing duty of 126% on solar cells and modules imported from India, citing alleged government subsidies that provided an unfair advantage to Indian manufacturers. The move follows a petition by US solar producers and forms part of a broader trade investigation that also covers imports from Indonesia and Laos. The decision has led to volatility in Indian solar stocks and raised concerns over export prospects. A final determination in the case is scheduled for July 2026.Read more

28 Feb 2026

The global blue zones concept, which examines communities with exceptional longevity, is influencing a new generation of residential development in Dubai as the city aligns urban growth with wellbeing and sustainability. The idea underpins Keturah Reserve, a AED 5.7 billion bio-living project being developed at Mohammed Bin Rashid City, District 7, by the Keturah luxury brand. Inspired by research initiated by American author Dan Buettner, the development integrates environmental design focused on air, water and light. The project coincides with Dubai Municipality's Blue and Green Spaces Roadmap, launched at the recent World Governments Summit, which outlines more than AED 4 billion of investment in parks, trees and recreational spaces over the next five years, reinforcing Dubai's push towards wellbeing-led urban development.Read more

28 Feb 2026

Danube Properties has announced a special 0.5% monthly payment plan to mark the holy month of Ramadan, aimed at improving access to homeownership and real estate investment in Dubai. Unveiled earlier this week, the limited-period scheme is positioned as a customer-focused initiative offering buyers greater payment flexibility for premium residential properties. The developer said the plan reflects its broader approach of aligning commercial offerings with community-oriented values during Ramadan. The offer is open for a defined period and will remain available until the end of the month. Senior management indicated that the initiative is intended to support both end-users and investors seeking manageable entry into the Dubai property market. Danube Properties stated that the scheme builds on its track record of combining structured payment plans with residential projects designed for a wide buyer base, while maintaining its focus on quality delivery and affordability.Read more

27 Feb 2026

Vikram Solar and Waaree Energies have indicated that recent US countervailing duties on certain solar products from India are unlikely to have a significant financial impact on their operations. Both companies highlighted their diversified supply chains, which reduce reliance on Indian-origin cells, helping maintain continuity in their US orders. With India's Cabinet easing evacuation infrastructure, installation momentum is expected to increase. Recent major contracts, including a 378.75 MW module order from Indian Oil-NTPC Green Energy for Gujarat, reflect ongoing growth. Both firms are also planning to expand US manufacturing capacity this fiscal year.Read more

27 Feb 2026

Foreign firms, primarily from the US, have significantly shaped India's office market over the past five years, leasing 101 million sq ft for Global Capability Centres across seven major cities. GCCs now represent over a third of total office demand, evolving from cost-focused centres to innovation-driven knowledge hubs. While US tech companies' demand may stabilize, interest from EU and UK firms in engineering, BFSI, and consulting is expected to rise. Analysts predict GCCs will account for 40-50 per cent of future office leasing, including increasing presence in Tier-2 cities and co-working spaces.Read more

27 Feb 2026

View United Real Estate Development Company's board of directors has approved transferring the firm's listing from the parallel market to the main market of the Saudi Exchange, signalling a key step in its growth trajectory. The developer, which began trading on the Nomu parallel market about two years ago and has since expanded its capital, is positioning itself for broader visibility and potentially deeper investor interest. This decision follows recent corporate actions, including capital increases and strategic financial improvements. The move reflects the company's ongoing efforts to consolidate its market presence in Saudi Arabia's real estate sector.Read more

27 Feb 2026

Realty Income has adjusted its 2026 FFO forecast slightly below analyst estimates due to weakening demand and higher operating costs. It expects FFO per share between USD 4.38 and USD 4.42 and same-store rent growth of 1%-1.3%, down from 2025 levels. The company's large portfolio of over 15,600 commercial properties serves more than 1,600 clients, including Walgreens and Dollar General. Fourth-quarter results showed FFO of USD 1.08 per share and revenue of USD 1.49 billion, reflecting stable operations amid rising expenses.Read more

27 Feb 2026

Curbline Properties has announced a 6% rise in its common stock dividend for Q1 2026, setting the payout at USD 0.17 per share. This increase continues the company's trend of steady quarterly dividends, reflecting its financial stability and shareholder-friendly approach. Analysts view the decision as a sign of confidence in earnings growth and operational strength amid a competitive real estate market. The company's disciplined capital management and consistent cash flow have enabled this incremental raise without impacting its ongoing business activities or long-term expansion plans.Read more

27 Feb 2026

Samolet, facing rising debt due to slowing economic conditions, ended subsidised mortgage programs, and high interest rates, has secured a refinancing arrangement with major banks instead of government subsidies. The developer's debt had reached 703 billion roubles (USD 9.2 billion) by mid-last year. Following analysis of its financial position and measures already taken, authorities saw no financial instability risks. The refinancing program aims to lower interest costs and restructure part of the debt, helping Samolet manage the challenging monetary environment while continuing its operations.Read more