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Tue, 26 May 2009 7:15:45 +0400
Property law No 9 A Relief
Although no announcements are scheduled until the end of the month, RERA's CEO Marwan Bin Ghalita said that he expected about 25% of the projects in Dubai would be cancelled. According to RERA's Law no. 9, investors who put their money into projects which are subsequently cancelled by the Dubai Government will get a full refund.
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Sat, 27 Dec 2008 6:20:40 +0400
Damac makes steady progress for timely delivery of Ocean Heights project
In a bid to deliver its project on schedule, Damac Properties is said to be making steady progress on the 'Ocean Heights Tower' project at Dubai Marina, by completing one floor every 5.2days.
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Thu, 25 Dec 2008 5:25:22 +0400
"Properties can still yield considerable bargains, if sold wisely": Realty agents
According to real estate agents in Dubai, property can still reap considerable profits. They have warned that owners need to be realistic about the value for which they can sell their homes in the current market condition.
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Tue, 2 Dec 2008 9:06:00 +0400
Solanki Holdings forays into UAE property sector
Solanki Holding and Investments Limited, leading UAE-based conglomerate, forayed into proper sector with the launch of their new entity, Solanki Real Estate, projected to invest Dh.12bn into the sector.
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Tue, 25 Nov 2008 5:25:22 +0400
Habtoor Group announces sale of Harbour Island Resort & Spa apartments
For the first time, Habtoor Group has announced sale of its 24 freehold apartments of 'Harbour Island Resort & Spa' development on the Crescent, at the Palm Jumeirah. The announcement was made by Mohammed K. Al Habtoor, the Chief Executive of the group. The project, currently estimated to be worth of Dh1.2billion, may go up further, depending on prices of materials.
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Mon, 24 Nov 2008 6:40:30 +0400
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When the crown prince of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoom, in 2002 issued a public order allowing non Dubai residents the right to buy freehold property in Dubai, the real estate market there really took off.

Since then, the real estate growth has been stupendous with quite a few new developments selling out off-plan within 24 hours of their release and the subsequent resale market along with contracts almost doubling up in majority cases.

Currently Dubai’s population is one of the fastest growing in the world which is leading to stratospheric increases in rentals and sale price of the property being marketed. Combine this with the tax and business incentives being offered by the government and you have the best case scenario where you can have your cake and eat it too!!

Quite a few people hope and wait that this property boom would slow down or relapse somewhat so that they could venture in the market with the assurance that it would rebound. However, Good Deal’s advice to such people is that this is not showing any chance of slowing down yet, and the more you wait the more you lose out on the opportunity on making good profits RIGHT NOW.

When you compare Dubai with the global market you would find that the gap between them and Dubai, when it comes to property,it is pretty large and this gap is definitely going to fill up. So, the opportunity to cash in this gap is very much present and delay will only reduce the profit margins.

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