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GCC real estate firms’ credit quality stable after volatile years: S&P

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The rated real estate companies in the GCC region have stable credit quality after a volatile few years that saw downgrades, recovery and restoration of credit profiles, according to S&P Global Ratings.

 

The key drivers include steady economic and population growth, a rebound in tourism as well as supportive oil prices, stated the ratings agency in its chartbook-style report, ‘GCC Real Estate: How Credit Stories Have Evolved.’

 

The report chronicles the credit journey of real-estate firms in the Gulf countries…



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