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Commercial Property still booming in Dubai
A new report from Better Homes points to a huge appreciation in values for several Dubai International Financial Centre buildings in the past three months, and notes that since the start of 2007 land prices in Business Bay have increased by almost 40 per cent.
Office rents in Dubai are now ranked just outside the global top 10 at Dhs329 per square foot. Commercial office rental rates in Dubai have remained high and continue to rise at remarkable rates even when compared to more mature international markets.
All constructions in Dubai is going 'Green' in 2008.
His Highness Sheikh Mohammad bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai has announced that Dubai will be the first Middle Eastern city to place strict international environmental standards on all new building projects from January 2008 to help manage climate change.
The tool is a comprehensive database and resource system for industry professionals to research verified, eco and health preferred building materials, technologies and fit out products to ensure that sustainable designs will achieve exemplary status in a new green rating world.
Dubai Real Estate prices likely to remain high if rent cap stays
Dubai's real estate prices are not likely to stabilise in the next five years if the rent cap is not lifted and the government does not implement measures to add supply to the market, experts said on Thursday.
A study of the real estate sector by the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) revealed supply and demand of real estate will reach equilibrium only in 2023, provided the government does not interfere or impose new policies."Equilibrium is when demand equals supply, and prices do not increase any more - they remain steady," said Dr. Belaid Rettab, director of DCCI's Data Management and Business Research
