Junaid Iqbal Mohammed Memon founded Cloud 9 Group in 2014. A property developer based in Dubai, he is always on the lookout for profitable development ventures and has several residential projects under his belt. Born in India, Mr. Junaid Memon was raised in Dubai, UAE since 1992. He has completed his education in Dubai and in the United Kingdom. He successfully finished his...

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Cloud 9 Group was founded by Junaid Iqbal Memon in 2014. As a property developer, he has always been one to look for opportunities especially in real estate and development ventures. Based in Dubai, he has successfully completed a number of residential projects under his name. Mr. Memon was born in India, but since 1992, he has been raised by his business-oriented family...

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Brexit continues to dominate public discourse, and with all eyes locked on 29th March, people are keen to understand just what the UK’s departure from the EU will mean for the economy. However, despite the tumult surrounding Brexit, it is important not to let this overshadow some of the longer-term challenges facing the UK, the most prominent of which is the housing crisis....

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House prices rose by 5.9% in February – confounded many commentators, as it appears to contradict the widely held view that the UK’s property market remains in the grip of a slowdown. Despite an escalation in Brexit confusion, property prices rose 3% percent last January, the latest Halifax index showed.The Halifax said the 5.9% increase seen in February was thought to be the...

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A survey has revealed that investors are much more likely to see Brexit as an opportunity rather than a threat, in spite of factors like rising inflation. Half of those surveyed said they considered the changing relationship between the UK and Europe to be an opportunity. Some shared the surprise and concern that dominated in the UK; in France, the feeling was largely...

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London’s housing market is expected to experience a slight “pull-back” as house prices across the UK stagnate, according to Britain’s surveyors that the number of house sales will fall to around 1.15 million, a drop of 5% compared with 2018 and sharply below the 1.7 million that changed hands in 2006, the year before the financial crisis. Prices are also expected to flatline...

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Housebuilding declined sharply in London and the Midlands last year as political and economic uncertainty around the shape of Brexit hit the housing market, according to industry figures. The number of new homes in London registered by housebuilders with the National House Building Council (NHBC) in 2018 fell 10% from the previous year to 16,069, the biggest annual drop since 2016. In the east Midlands...

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