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        Abu Dhabi's construction sector may have partially side-stepped the economic slowdown that has decimated neighbouring Dubai's housing market, but it has witnessed slowdown and cancellations. Which makes Aldar's results for the first half of 2009 encouraging. The local developer, which is currently delivering a number of key anchor projects for the emirate including Al-Raha beach, Yas Island and F1 City, has announced a net profit of Dhs1.14bn. 
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    <title>Abu Dhabi projects continue despite downturn</title>
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        The UAE's construction sector has witnessed a traumatic nine months. Dubai's market all but stopped overnight with investment drying up, resulting in the stalling of speculation-led projects as developers struggled to maintain capital flow. In the capital Abu Dhabi, however, progress has been hampered but not stopped. The emirate is maintaining a bullish pace with many developments continuing to progress. 
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        Citigroup has announced that it would be retaining its 'buy' rating for Sorouh shares, despite the ups and downs of the stock on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange. The firm said that the reason for its support was Sorouh's efforts in adapting to the shift in the Abu Dhabi property market by concentrating on existing projects and targeting middle income units. AME Info spoke to Gurjit Singh, Sorouh's Chief Property Development Officer about the company's plans going forward.
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        Abu Dhabi Finance (ADF) is targeting a greater market share of the home finance sector in the UAE capital, as commercial banks increase their push for custom given the relative lack of mortgage offerings from government-backed providers, amid signs that prices may be finding a natural floor. 
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        Prices in Abu Dhabi's real estate market have begun to show signs of a turn around, while the emirate's master developers have also seen their shares rise on the local markets.
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