The significant decline in sales bookings by Sobha underscores the current challenges in the real estate sector, such as fluctuating market demand and heightened competition.
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The primary reasons for Sobha's decline in sales bookings include economic uncertainties, higher interest rates, changing consumer behavior, and increased competition in the real estate sector.
Sobha is addressing the challenges by diversifying its product portfolio, enhancing customer engagement, investing in technology, and exploring new markets to reduce dependency on a single market.
Sobha is targeting new market segments such as Affordable Housing and Co-Living spaces, which are gaining popularity among younger buyers.
Sobha is using advanced technologies like Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to optimize project delivery, improve quality control, and enhance overall efficiency.
Sobha remains optimistic about the future of the real estate sector, believing that the market will bounce back as the economy stabilizes and consumer confidence improves. The company is well-positioned to capitalize on future opportunities.
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