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    Gulf Developers Eye Iraq’s Housing Sector

    On 23rd November 2009, Iraq’s Parliament approved the first draft Amendment to Law No 13 of 2006 (the "Investment Law"). The Amendment is designed to encourage applications from foreign developers to invest in and develop new housing projects in Iraq through the availability of land ownership and other incentives.
    IraqReal Estate and Construction
    Al Tamimi & Company
    Al Tamimi & Company
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    Can Foreign Nationals Own Real Estate In Iraq?

    Foreign nationals face strict restrictions on owning real estate in Iraq, with ownership generally prohibited except under specific investment-related exceptions. This legal guide examines the constitutional framework, historical evolution of property laws, and the practical mechanisms through which international investors may acquire property rights for approved projects while navigating inheritance complexities and registration limitations.
    IraqReal Estate and Construction
    Salt & Associates
    Salt & Associates

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