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I wish all those who are living in hope that this bubble will continue ''the best of luck''!!
I have mentioned in my previous post the UAE govt. will try everything on the cheap to restore it's economic confidence, the above post is from a local newspaper and I and many others here won't buy that.
I am not here to demoralise anyone, just trying to be a realist. The worst is still yet to come, people in the west are still losing jobs in huge numbers and these multi nationals are cutting huge numbers around the world, all this probably doesn't show in a place like Dubai, cause ppl catch the next plane out.
Another huge concern is people have bought properties at exorbitant prices/sqft and they have no choice but to forfeit their share and dump alot of almost finished and unfinished projects and take the losses.
Also, with the school term finished alot of people are winding up everything and going back home, that will cause a huge void, which still hasnt filtered into Dubai.
My biggest concern is the huge deposits and guarantee factors which the banks demand now. Many who wish to buy cannot and do not have the capacity to put down a deposit for a loan. Thats where the biggest difference is, banks in the west are pumping money to refloat the markets here, unlike Dubai, where they are petrified.
The biggest boom for dubai was from Russian and African buyers who pumped their black and ill gotten money into Dubai's property market. I am afraid even that is drying up if it hasn't already.
I have mentioned in my previous post the UAE govt. will try everything on the cheap to restore it's economic confidence, the above post is from a local newspaper and I and many others here won't buy that.
I am not here to demoralise anyone, just trying to be a realist. The worst is still yet to come, people in the west are still losing jobs in huge numbers and these multi nationals are cutting huge numbers around the world, all this probably doesn't show in a place like Dubai, cause ppl catch the next plane out.
Another huge concern is people have bought properties at exorbitant prices/sqft and they have no choice but to forfeit their share and dump alot of almost finished and unfinished projects and take the losses.
Also, with the school term finished alot of people are winding up everything and going back home, that will cause a huge void, which still hasnt filtered into Dubai.
My biggest concern is the huge deposits and guarantee factors which the banks demand now. Many who wish to buy cannot and do not have the capacity to put down a deposit for a loan. Thats where the biggest difference is, banks in the west are pumping money to refloat the markets here, unlike Dubai, where they are petrified.
The biggest boom for dubai was from Russian and African buyers who pumped their black and ill gotten money into Dubai's property market. I am afraid even that is drying up if it hasn't already.