The Middle East may not always have been high on property investors’ radar, but there are several reasons why it should be today. Firstly, the region as a whole has a steady rate of population growth (unlike Europe, whose population is teetering on the brink of decline), and an increasing overall demand for homes. Secondly, that population is on the move, with rural residents migrating to cities, increasing the demand for urban real estate. Thirdly, those migration patterns are driving economic strength and increasing the availability of urban labour – together with improvements in education that are expanding the skill…