With the Abu Dhabi government pitching in to fill up the void in supply of residential units within the Capital, the real estate investments and infrastructure in the UAE Capital, is likely to touch Dh.200bn by 2012, reveal latest studies. The establishment of Abu Dhabi Commercial Properties, apart from various initiatives taken to fine-tune real estate regulations, is also prompting the growth of the market, which is expected to see about 140,000 housing units by the year 2013.
Dubai property prices, which have surged 79 per cent since the start of 2007, are likely to fall 10 per cent by 2010 as supply of real estate units outpaces demand in the Gulf emirate, Morgan Stanley said on Tuesday.