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        House prices in Dubai fell by 4% in the second quarter and further declines in the near term are expected as the influx of new property in the emirate adds to the oversupply in the market, according to a new report by Colliers International. The real estate consultancy said the decline marks the first quarter-on-quarter contraction reported by its index in 12 months. 
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        A new report has found that prices for apartments, villas and commercial properties in Dubai remained stable in the second quarter of this year, compared to the previous three months. However, rents in the emirate continue to fall due to oversupply in the market.
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        Developers and investors in the UAE are keen to invest in and construct green buildings, but it will be at least two-to-three years before a green property market is viable in the country, according to a new survey by Landmark Advisory. Overall, considerable progress is being made in sustainable real estate, particularly in Abu Dhabi, the study revealed.
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        A new report by Landmark Advisory has found that rents in residential and commercial units in Dubai continue to fall irrespective of quality and location. Declines are primarily attributed to increasing supply, a trend that will continue with 100,000 new units anticipated for delivery over the next two years.
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        By the end of 2012, there will be an oversupply of residential property in Dubai of between approximately 110,000 and 115,000 units, a report from Investment Boutique reveals. These figures would suggest that close to 500,000 people, excluding unskilled expatriate workers, will need to immigrate to Dubai in order to fill the forecast supply.
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