| Dubai developer Nakheel pays off Dh2.5b of debt |
| Gulf News, August 23, 2010 |
| Nakheel has paid $681 million (Dh2.5 billion) of the $1.1 billion (Dh4 billion) it owes to trade creditors under its debt restructuring proposal, a spokesperson confirmed to Gulf News. |
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| Property sector first to recover: Nakheel chairman |
| Gulf News, August 22, 2010 |
| Ali Rashid Lootah says rents and property prices stabilising |
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| Nakheel will resume work on six projects |
| Emirates Business 24/7, August 18, 2010 |
| Dubai-based property developer Nakheel will restart work on at least six mega Dubai projects early next month. |
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| Victory Heights hands over two-thirds of villas |
| Emirates Business 24/7, August 18, 2010 |
| Around 75 per cent of phase one has been completed, says developer |
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| Emaar sells prime site for Dh331m |
| The National, August 15. 2010 |
| Emaar Properties has sold one of its prime office buildings, boosting an oversupplied commercial property market that has seen few transactions this year. |
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| Ajman developer offers no-strings attached freehold |
| Arabian Business, 15 August 2010 |
| An Ajman developer is offering buyers the chance to buy a freehold plot of land that comes free of any restrictions on what can be built, it was reported. |
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| Pay 5% housing fee even if your property is vacant |
| Emirates Business 24/7, August 10, 2010 |
| If your apartment or house is empty, you still have to pay the five per cent Dubai Municipality (DM) housing fee as long as you have a Dewa connection. |
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| Sharjah to consider freehold for foreign investors - CBRE |
| Arabian Business, August 09, 2010 |
| Sharjah is considering offering freehold rights to foreign investors, according to a report released on Sunday by global real estate consultancy CB Richard Ellis (CBRE) |
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| Dubai Silicon Oasis records 131% growth |
| Gulf News, August 7, 2010 |
| Revenues and profits of Dubai Silicon Oasis at a record high during the first half of the year |
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| Guaranteed rentals, freebies for property buyers |
| Emirates Business 24/7, August 07, 2010 |
| Developers go for broke to attract customers in a challenging market |
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