Real estate trading volume tops QR665m last week
<p>Doha: Qatar’s real estate trading volume exceeded QR665m during the week from November 1 to November 5, according to the weekly bulletin issued by the Department of Real Estate Registration at the Ministry of Justice.</p> <p>The volume of real estate trading through registered sale contracts reached QR529,248,882, while sales contracts for residential units totaled QR136,568,618 during…
Premier Towers, located in Accra's Ministries enclave, is a prominent commercial property funded by the SSNIT pension system. However, despite its prime location and pension funding, the building has been struggling to generate dependable rental income. SSNIT's reported occupancy rate is alarmingly low, at only 22.45% in 2024 and 2025, and declining to 15.94% in 2026.
This has raised serious questions about the effectiveness of the investment and the maintenance of the building's systems, including lifts, generators, and air conditioning. The pension-funded property's weak performance is concerning, as it affects both the service tenets expect from commercial premises and the overall value of the investment.
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