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VIRALUXE LEBANON INVESTOR BRIEF – Tuesday, 27 October 2026

VIRALUXE LEBANON INVESTOR BRIEF – Tuesday, 27 October 2026

Real Estate Intelligence | Property Investment | Banking | Market Risks Prepared for Viraluxe Real Estate Consultants Today's Investment Outlook Five developments deserve investors' attention this week. Lebanon's Constitutional Council has altered a key banking-reform law, inflation is increasing property operating costs, Beirut's principal listed real-estate developer faces important corporate decisions, the Land Registry has [...]
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Viraluxe Lebanon Brief | 19–26 October 2026

Viraluxe Lebanon Brief | 19–26 October 2026

1. Achrafieh new-development prices are rising, but this is neighborhood-specific Confirmed — act now: A new Ramco-informed review reports that prices for new developments in Achrafieh rose by more than 10% during 2026, driven by construction costs and property values. It describes continuing demand in the area despite wider uncertainty. L'Orient Today Why it matters: [...]
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VIRALUXE LEBANON INVESTOR BRIEF: Tuesday, 20 October 2026

VIRALUXE LEBANON INVESTOR BRIEF: Tuesday, 20 October 2026

Real Estate • Property Investment • Market Intelligence • Digital Brokerage Prepared for Viraluxe | VipEstateSales.net Today's Investment Outlook Lebanon's latest property-market figures reveal a significant rebound in September transactions, but the broader market remains weaker than in 2025. Meanwhile, a major Qatari electricity proposal could eventually change property operating costs, construction activity remains uneven, [...]
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Viraluxe Lebanon Brief | 13–19 October 2026

Viraluxe Lebanon Brief | 13–19 October 2026

1. September property transactions rebounded monthly, but annual activity remains weaker Confirmed — act now: September recorded 6,589 property transactions, up 28.1% month-on-month; January–September volume was still 20.4% below the same period in 2025. The average transaction value rose to about $122,080, but this is not an average home price. Foreign buyers represented 1.47% of [...]
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Viraluxe Lebanon Investor Brief

Viraluxe Lebanon Investor Brief

Tuesday, 13 October 2026 Lebanon Real Estate | Property Investment | Banking | Taxation | Reconstruction Today's investment outlook: Five developments deserve attention: Lebanese banks are increasingly offering property-linked settlements to depositors; proposed real estate capital-gains taxes could change selling economics in 2027; Beirut and Tripoli have joined an international ports cooperation network; reconstruction remains [...]
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Viraluxe Lebanon Real Estate Brief: Coverage: 5–12 October 2026

Viraluxe Lebanon Real Estate Brief: Coverage: 5–12 October 2026

This week’s usable signals are about future supply and trust infrastructure, not a verified change in completed-sale prices. No new official national transaction, rental-yield or diaspora-arrival release was identified. 1. Lebanon remains an “opaque” real estate market Confirmed — 5 October: Lebanon ranked 81st of 88 countries in JLL’s 2026 Global Real Estate Transparency Index, [...]
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Viraluxe Lebanon Real Estate Brief: Coverage: 28 September–5 October 2026

Viraluxe Lebanon Real Estate Brief: Coverage: 28 September–5 October 2026

This was a relatively quiet week for verified property-market data. The material developments concern Lebanon’s 2027 budget process, Google’s advertiser-name policy and a finalized September snapshot of advertised Beirut prices. 1. Cabinet approves the 2027 draft budget—but it is not yet law Confirmed — 1 October: Lebanon’s Cabinet completed and approved the articles of the […]

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Viraluxe Lebanon Investor Brief — 29 September 2026

Viraluxe Lebanon Investor Brief — 29 September 2026

Today’s five investable signals are unusually coherent: Lebanon is pushing for a new IMF agreement, housing finance may receive meaningful 2027 funding, the renewable-energy land opportunity has been extended, property transactions remain fewer but larger on average, and Gulf energy logistics continue to threaten Lebanese construction and operating costs. 1. Lebanon pushes for a new [...]
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