Tribune News Network
Doha
Commercial Bank (CB) Group CEO Joseph Abraham participated in a panel discussion at the 2nd Qatar Real Estate Forum held recently.
The forum, held in conjunction with Cityscape Qatar, gathered global real estate experts and stakeholders to exchange knowledge and explore future opportunities in the growing sector. It served as a premier event for sharing expertise and showcasing investment potential within Qatar’s real estate market.
During a panel discussion on "Financing Strategies and Regulatory Frameworks in the Real Estate Sector,” Joseph Abraham highlighted Commercial Bank’s pivotal role in driving growth in Qatar’s real estate industry.
He noted the bank’s comprehensive range of mortgage and financing solutions designed to support investments in the sector, adding that Qatar presents a strong market for long-term real estate investors, both resident and non-resident.
Abraham emphasised that Qatar’s real estate market offers high-quality properties and excellent infrastructure at competitive prices, making it an attractive alternative to markets like Dubai and Saudi Arabia.
Commercial Bank was the first in Qatar to introduce a non-resident mortgage loan, promoting seamless financing options for non-residents and highlighting the advantages of property ownership linked to Qatar’s residency scheme.
Additionally, Commercial Bank offers a variety of mortgage products, including a Green Mortgage for sustainable investments and a Young Qatari mortgage to encourage younger Qataris to invest in real estate.
The bank has also partnered with United Development Company (UDC) to participate in international roadshows, showcasing Qatar’s real estate opportunities to attract foreign investment.
Commercial Bank’s ongoing efforts to educate the market and provide tailored financial products have solidified its position as a leader in Qatar’s real estate sector.