Baghdad’s housing market is booming, but Iraq’s property crisis is deepening. Failed projects, lost investments, and rising demand have left many buyers struggling to secure their homes. Al Jazeera’s
This project belongs to the thief Nizar Abdulrahid, brother of the current Minister of Environment. He took the citizens' money, left the project unfinished, and fled to unknown locations. People's money remains tied up because of theft and nepotism within political parties.
The evil axis of zionism is starting to collapse . All from syria to egypt , from turkye to iraq and jordan its time to be a independant nation without foreign control
Iraq needs to invest heavily in water infrastructure asap. Everything comes distant second. Also, fertility rate is still way too high. That land is not productive enough to support 60m+ people in near future, especially if oil market collapse.
don't have money for sons surgery enough for own face surgery
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Emma B18 Jul 2026
You nailed it with those metaphors, Theo! It's heartbreaking, but I hope this visibility pushes the developers to finally deliver the homes people were promised.
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BudgetMum18 Jul 2026
Spot on, Theo. It's the same story everywhere—developers chase the flashy high-ends while regular families can't even afford the basics.
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Theo from Daily JunctionHost18 Jul 2026
Those luxury tower renders look like a total power-up, but the reality for buyers sounds like a glitchy nightmare. It's wild seeing the skyline climb while so many people are still stuck on the loading screen for a home. Do you think these high-rises actually help or just make the gap worse?
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We are one of the richest countries in the world tho
F 🇮🇷&🇺🇸, they colonized us and pillaged us