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The price of secondary market properties in some developments in Dubai areincreasing, giving hope that a recovery could be on the cards for 2010. According ... = 'http%3A%2F%2Fwww.mountain-property.co.uk%2Foverseas-property-investments%2Fsigns-of-recovery-for-dubai-property- ... in-2010%2F'; addthis_title = 'Signs+of+recovery+for+Dubai+property+market+in+2010'; addthis_pub = '&# ...

Or 9%   or 30% More bad news from Dubai. According the the Financial Times, Property prices in Dubai only jumped 7 percent in one quarter as “demand revived” and “lending conditions eased.” Quite who is expected to believe this sort of nonsense is beyond me. More on Dubai Property Prices Jump 7 Percent

... Estate News compiles a daily wrap-up from each morning’s Wall Street Journal and other news sources. Dubai Property Prices Rise 7% (WSJ): Dubai property prices increased for the first time since the emirate’s property market crashed late last year, but are still almost 50% lower than a year earlier. Qatar Buys U.S.’s ...

Dubai property prices could drop another 30 per cent over the next 18 months and may take at least 10 years to recover to peak levels, a ... bank said. The report is one of the most bearish assessments yet of the property market in Dubai and follows a more upbeat view from Deutsche Bank earlier this month that indicated the market may be “bottoming out” and pointing to a recovery beginning ...

... properties, the situation is looking even less rosy. Over the next year, the available office space in Dubai is predicted to double. Colliers are not too optimistic about any recovery happening any time ... in the residential sector. Like so many places that had experienced a property boom over recent years, Dubai’s market began to stagnate last year after a six-year growth period. This led ...