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Kingdom hoping to attract 1m residents to the Line by 2030, as part of its Neom project
11 April 2021 • 5:00am
Rugby fans were left puzzled this year after seeing the Line, a futuristic city in the Saudi Arabian desert, being advertised during the Six Nations.
The ads promoted an audacious, and some might think far-fetched, plan to launch a 105-mile strip city in 2030 with no cars, roads or carbon emissions. Instead, the Line will run on renewable energy, providing shelter to 1m residents.
It is yet another scheme dreamt up by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman as part of his £400bn Neom project – a desert settlement where residents can visit glow-in-the-dark beaches, watch cage-fighting robots and drink alcohol. Either way, the Line could prove a lucrative opportunity for British construction businesses, although many remain sceptical.
Savills private office unit expands global network
DUBAI, 29 days ago Global real estate advisor Savills has announced that Savills has announced that its private office unit has expanded its global network of representatives. Established in 2007, Savills Private Office has already established itself as a single point of contact for a growing number of privately wealthy individuals seeking discreet, in-depth, worldwide property advice. This new team augments the bespoke service, offering additional real estate expertise in international residential sales, lettings and residential development sales and cross border and residential investment advice focused on Europe, the Middle East, Russia, Hong Kong, Singapore, China and India.
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A depreciating dollar could go a lot further today than this time next year By Portia Crowe |
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If you’re a U.S. investor, you may have noticed your spending power slipping in recent months.
In fact, the dollar has been depreciating in value ever since a March peak. So far it’s fallen roughly 10%, but there is a popular view that its devaluation will continue into next year and beyond.
In a recent note, financial services firm UBS predicted “broad-based dollar weakness in 2021,” due to elevated budget and trade deficits, a recovering global economy (meaning people are less likely to treat U.S. dollars as a safe haven), and the Federal Reserve’s decision to cut rates, “thereby negating the dollar’s interest rate advantage over the rest of the world.”
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