Dubai Property Market May Have Bottomed


Share

UK 12 August 2009 - Our director Liam Bailey wrote an article on his new overseas property blog yesterday about how the Dubai property market may well have bottomed.

Liam is known as one of the fiercest critics of the Dubai property markets, even when it was getting rave reviews Liam was writing an article titled Don't Buy in Dubai, so it is quite strange to find him saying something so relatively positive about the Dubai property market.

Liam's article was based on recent research by Colliers international that found Dubai property prices to have dropped 51% from their peak, and that the rate of decline slowed from 48% year on year in Q1 to 9% year on year in Q2. He said that this could well mean prices have fallen far enough for the market to bottom, because at their 2007 levels we are practically back at square 1.

By Michael Sutton - 2009-08-12 20:35:01

Buy articles button Page copy protected against web site content infringement by Copyscape

Bookmark and Share Bookmark and Share Add to Mixx!

Leave a Comment on this Post

Filed under: Overseas Property, Economic Crisis

Tagged: Dubai Property | Liam Bailey | House Prices |

About the Author: Michael Sutton

Michael is a staff writer with Write About Property

View all Overseas Property ArticlesSubscribe to overseas property feedOverseas property articles by Email

View all ArticlesSubscribe to Write About Property articles feedAll Write About Property Articles by Email

 
Have Your Say - Post a Comment

captch image

Comment By: Karim

Date: 2009-08-12 20:50:38

Comment:
In 2007 properties were being sold with a 99 Residency... that's gone. Without a meaningful residency law the market has no bottom. Non UAE Nationals (80% of Population of UAE) have no reason to buy.

Your Ad Here

Subscribe by Email

Enter your email address:

Delivered by FeedBurner

By Rss
feed icon

Sponsors



Socialise with Us

Facebook fan page

Links

Latest Posts

UK Housing Market: No One Wants to be a First Time Buyer

Turkey Standing out as Brightest Emerging Market in Europe

The Overseas Property Investment Crash: Where it all Went Wrong

UK House Prices: Can We Really Avoid a Second Dip?

Turkish C.Bank Keeps Interest Rate at Current Low

Property in Spain August 2010: Is it Time to Buy Yet?

Bad Year Leads to High Availability of Cheap Holiday Deals

Turkish Air Travel Growth Continues Apace

Turkish Property has Potential to be as Popular as Europe's Greats

Emerging Property Markets 2010 Part I: Egypt and Turkey

Related Posts

Podcast - Interview With Moneycorp on the Future of Sterling

Dubai Rental Rates Fall 30% in August, another Blow to Property Market

David Stanley Redfern Ltd Faces Court Petition to Wind Company Up

Cyprus Property Sales Halve in First Half of Year

Dubai Property Market Under-Pinned by Changing Types of Buyer - Really?

Dubai Tourism Falls, More Bad News for Property Market

Australian Property Sellers Having to Slash Asking Prices

Montenegro's Biggest Exporter Facing Bankruptcy, Threatens Smaller Companies

US Housing Market Bottoming. Prices Won't Be Rising Anytime Soon

Sponsored Links