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Global Property Fall Trend Less Affected in Gulf Property Market
By Mahendra Dey

For individuals looking for an investment opportunity that does not catch the global loss pattern in residential or commercial property investment deals, the Gulf residential or commercial property market still appears to be a welcome choice.

Although the first phase of sub-prime crisis appears to have actually passed, the credit crunch is most likely to continue well right into 2009, especially, in European and US residential or commercial property markets. This indicates a significant decline in residential property purchases in these markets.

Nevertheless, on the other hand, the Gulf region, and few various other markets such as the Asia Pacific, will certainly be much less impacted to a terrific extent, and continuouslying bring in investments, he added.

This positive stance about the Gulf Market complies with the magazine of yearly cash right into Building record, which studies the global residential or commercial property fads. The report reveals that the worth of property resources market has actually touched $12trillion in 2007, an increase of over 18 percent from the previous year.

As versus the year 2007, when Global Financial investment transactions expanded to $730bn, expects an autumn of 30 percent this year touching $500bn, because of the global investment environment in 2014. Even the global straight real estate deals have fallen by 50 percent throughout the very first quarter of 2008, as against the exact same duration throughout 2007.

Only a few areas can get away the impacts of the sub-prime fall out, and, based upon the research study and on-the-ground experience of the company in exclusively dealing across the Gulf markets; there are solid indicators that regional residential property markets are less likely to catch global home trends.

The Gulf Arab real estate boom began in Dubai during 2002, by allowing foreigners to purchase property, and this has brought about a series of realty boom throughout the region. The GCC home mortgage market, especially the UAE, experienced huge growth over the past year, stimulated by the realty boom.

The industry specialists have anticipated that mortgage market in the UAE will witness a major jump from Dh.20 bn by the end of 2008 to Dh.64 bn during the next 3 years, with Sharia-compliant residence financing contributing to greater than 60 percent of this number.

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