Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, and Egypt are driving the Middle East and Africa’s hotel development pipeline with 50,683 rooms expected to open in 2025, the latest pipeline data showed.
Data from CoStar, a global provider of real estate data and analytics, revealed that the region’s hotel pipeline remains strong, with 104,572 rooms currently under construction. However, the number of rooms in the final planning stages has dropped by 21.8 percent to 28,875. In contrast, planned rooms have surged by 17.1 percent, reaching 94,056.
Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, and Egypt are driving the Middle East and Africa’s hotel development pipeline with 50,683 rooms expected to open in 2025, the latest pipeline data showed.
Data from CoStar, a global provider of real estate data and analytics, revealed that the region’s hotel pipeline remains strong, with 104,572 rooms currently under construction. However, the number of rooms in the final planning stages has dropped by 21.8 percent to 28,875. In contrast, planned rooms have surged by 17.1 percent, reaching 94,056.
