United Arab Emirates
UAE’s Emaar still interested in Lombok project
Dubai-based property developer Emaar Properties on Tuesday denied a report that it had pulled out of the long delayed US$600 million tourism project in Bali´s neighboring island of Lombok.
Cityscape Abu Dhabi to tackle serious issuesStaff Writer Property Report 09.03.2010 | Dubai Developer Confident That Real Estate Market Has Hit Bottom Property Wire 01.03.2010 |
 More than 120 speakers and delegates from 25 countries will discuss future of real estate investment regionally and internationally at Cityscape Abu Dhabi. It will take place at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre from 18-21 April 2010. |  The CEO of one of the largest developers in Dubai recently stated that the Dubai real estate market has hit bottom. While Deyaar CEO Markus Giebel remained unclear on whether the market would go up or down in 2010, he believes that Dubai's strong fundamentals will lead toward a recovery in the Dubai market starting in 2011. See the following article from Property Wire for more on this. |
World's tallest tower in UAE closes Al Jazeera 09.02.2010 | UAE real estate mergers seen rising in 2010Shane McGinley Arabian Business 02.02.2010 |
 The world's tallest skyscraper in Dubai has unexpectedly closed to the public a month after its lavish opening, the tower's owner said. |  An increase in mergers and acquisitions will be one of the major trends to emerge in the UAE real estate sector in 2010, a senior management consultant has predicted. |
Dubai real estate market to see 'selective stability'Parag Deulgaonkar Business24-7 24.01.2010 | Debt crisis expected to delay real estate recovery in Dubai until 2012 Property Wire 18.01.2010 |
 "Selective stability" will be witnessed across the office and residential sectors of Dubai's real estate market in 2010 with the market moving to become more tenant-friendly, according to Jones Lang LaSalle Mena. |  Residential real estate prices in Dubai are set to fall a further 10% in 2010 with the emirate’s debt problems likely to delay a property recovery until 2012, it is claimed. |
Barclays Property Case Succesfully Navigates Dubai CourtsDIANA GOLOBAY Housing Wire 12.01.2010 | Two firms to inject Dh2bn in property sectorParag Deulgaonkar Business24-7 06.01.2010 |
 Global financial services provider and consumer bank Barclays [Piccadilly Circus branch, pictured above] recently won favorable ruling in a residential property foreclosure case in Dubai, where the struggling real estate sector and pressured capital markets is being felt worldwide. |  Two companies are set to channel more than Dh2 billion into the UAE's property market in the first half of 2010, Emirates Business can reveal. |
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