Abu Dhabi Property

Challenges ahead for Abu Dhabi property in 2007
The most recent Gulf State to join the wave of property ownership reform, Abu Dhabi is both uniquely well advantaged and determined to move ahead in 2007. There will be the first sales of off-plan apartments to foreigners on 99-year renewable leases, and the mobilization of huge construction sites.
United Arab Emirates: Sunday, December 17 - 2006 at 10:16 |

Abu Dhabi shows how to open real estate markets
Sorouh's CEO Mounir Haidar explained the government role in real estate development and the need for new measures in a speech to the Cityscape event this week in Dubai. He said Abu Dhabi is a great example of how governments can lead the way in opening up the real estate market to facilitate growth.
United Arab Emirates: Thursday, December 07 - 2006 at 09:20 |

Will Abu Dhabi surprise at Cityscape 2006?
The UAE's premium property show Cityscape 2006 takes place in Dubai from December 4-6 and this year the eye will be on Abu Dhabi developments. Industry observers confidently predict a wave of new offerings and perhaps some attractive pricing from developers keen to jump start the Middle East's newest real estate market.
United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, November 28 - 2006 at 09:32 |

Will 2007 be the year for Abu Dhabi property?
With investor interest in Dubai beginning to wane this autumn, Abu Dhabi is now rising as the potential real estate star of 2007. Certainly if oil prices are higher than generally expected then the release of new developments in the UAE capital is likely to attract regional and global attention.
United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, November 21 - 2006 at 09:52 |

Abu Dhabi Property: what will be the impact the 7% rent cap?
The Abu Dhabi Government has announced a rent cap of 7% which is good news for local residents and puts a damper on soaring UAE inflation. But what will this mean for the property development sector in the emirate. Will potential investors take fright?
United Arab Emirates: Monday, November 13 - 2006 at 09:23 |

Abu Dhabi property prices to boom until 2009
Standard Chartered Bank's latest Middle East Focus points to significant gains in the next two years for Abu Dhabi property, while Dubai real estate will fall by five per cent next year and Qatar is set to turn down in 2008. So why is there this optimism about the outlook for real estate in the UAE capital?
United Arab Emirates: Monday, November 06 - 2006 at 10:18 |

Abu Dhabi: the next Gulf property boom?
Dubai and Doha have the tower cranes today but with $100 billion worth of new development projects now in hand, Abu Dhabi is the boom of tomorrow. Indeed, the boom of its neighbors has distracted attention from the start of a property boom in the UAE's capital city which also has the highest per capita income in the world. But the stage is set for explosive growth and major investment opportunities.
United Arab Emirates: Monday, October 30 - 2006 at 08:22 |

Strong fundamentals support Abu Dhabi property
The UAE is the most stable country in the Middle East from both the perspective of internal security and politics, while the macroeconomic base of the federation is firmly based on hydrocarbon wealth. But more than 90 per cent of these resources are located in the emirate of Abu Dhabi.
United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, October 25 - 2006 at 09:54 |