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Qatar Calling

Last year, Qatar popped up on the CRE radar when the country's investment authority funded Hines and Archstone's $700MCityCenter project in the heart of Washington, DC. Having just sent our DC reporter to Doha, its capital, we thought you might be interested in what drives this Gulf Coast state's economic growth—and what it means for CRE worldwide. Check out his report here.

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