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Tag Archives: Australian economy
Another Day In Paradise
Another Day In Paradise? 08 April 2021 How could all the property experts get it so wrong predicting further doom and gloom for the Dubai property sector in 2021? March saw a marked uptick in sales transactions which totalled 4,643, … Continue reading
Found Shelter From The Storm
Found Shelter From The Storm 10 December 2020 Because of an oversupply in the Dubai market, Emaar Properties announced the halting of all new projects. For the past six years, the sector has laboured through a construction boom, that has … Continue reading
From a Distance1
From A Distance! 24 September2020 Since the UK government introduced an eight-month break in Stamp Duty Land Tax that sees no duty paid on any property transfer less than US$ 640k (GBP 500k),UK house sales have risen 14.5% and 15.6% … Continue reading
A Change Will Do You Good!
A Change Will Do You Good! 27 August 2020 A new CBRE report is relatively bullish on the Dubai property sector, indicating a rise in demand for villas and town houses, as many end-users are looking for more space, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ain Dubai, Australian economy, Brexit Negotiations, China, DMCC, Emarat, Facebook, Gold, HSBC, Indian economy, JAFZA, Lebanon, Mike Ashley, Pret, Rolls Royce, TikTok, UAE Fuel, UK Dividends, UK economy
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Here We Go Again!
Here We Go Again! 30 July 2020 A report by the Dubai Statistics Centre showed that the real estate sector’s Q1 growth was 3.7% higher, year on year, contributing 8.0% to Dubai’s GDP. In 2019, it was … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, Apple, Australian economy, Aviation, CBD, DFM, DIFC, DP World, Dubai property, Eibor, Emaar, Facebook, FIFA, Germany, Huawei, Malaysia, Newcastle FC, Selfridges
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Go Your Own Way!
Go Your Own Way 23 July 2020 Latest figures from Moody’s Investors Service just confirm a 30% fall in Dubai property prices since mid-2014 and the sector is currently still in bear territory in an economic environment rattled by Covid-19 … Continue reading
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Tagged 1MDB, Alibaba, Australian economy, Boohoo, Dubai banks, Dubai property, Dyson, Emirates, EU Stimulus, Furlough, Nakheel
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Riders On The Storm
Riders On The Storm 16 July 2020 According to reports this week, JLL estimate that 12k units were handed over in Q1, a long way short of the 83k that was forecast at the beginning of the year … Continue reading
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Tagged Australian economy, Brent, Dubai economy, Dubai property, Emirates, FRC, Gold, Google, Huawei, IMF, Pakistan, Singapore, SoftBank, UK economy, Union Properties
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Video Killed The Radio Star 02 July 2020
Latest data from Mo’asher, the official index of the Dubai Land Department, saw a 0.54% hike to 1.121, put down to pent up demand from the government’s easing of restrictions; for apartments, the index was at 1.189 and villas 1.060, … Continue reading
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Tagged Australian economy, DLD, DSS, Dubai economy, UK High Street
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Only Time Will Tell!
Only Time Will Tell! 18 June 2020 Nakheel has posted villa sales, totalling US$ 63 million, over the past three months, as demand jumps with consumers beginning to adapt to the ‘new normal’; of that total, US$ 40 million (70 … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, Australian economy, Covid-19, Dubai Financial News, EU, Google, KHDA, UK economy
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Chiquitita
Chiquitita 04 June 2020 The latest Cavendish Maxwell’s Property Monitor reported that Dubai property prices have lost 8.3% in value over the past twelve months, (an improvement on the 9.7% decline in 2018), but nudged 0.5% higher, month on month; … Continue reading
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Tagged Australian economy, Bank of England, Bentley, Emirates, EU, IATA, India, Renault, Zoom
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