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Datum1m
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A petition as been sent to RERA by worried investors, but the CEO of RERA is denying receiving it.
Since these articles were published the CEO, is now saying that he didn’t personally receive it. However he would be happy to meet some of the investors who are members of the group to discuss the petition, with a view to working together to help sort out the situation we all find ourselves in.
I am therefore looking for suggestions to add to the ones we already have, that will act as solutions to restore confidence and stability to the Dubai property market.
The main problem with the market is liquidity and over supply, approximately 70% of off plan sales are to investors, which means once built their will not be the demand for end users of tenants.
Three of the main suggestions so far are consolidation a bit like TIME SHARE where you own a percentage of a unit based on how mush money you put in to the total cost of the property.
The second idea is government backed credits that can be spent on other development whether off plan or completed units. These would be based on the amount you have paid the developer. This idea is assuming the development you have bought into will no longer go ahead, the benefit to the Dubai government is your money stays in the country and helps the banks liquidity.
The third idea is nationalisation of the property sector where again unviable developments are cancelled and your money is transferred to another development which is funded by the government and the provide government backed mortgages
Since these articles were published the CEO, is now saying that he didn’t personally receive it. However he would be happy to meet some of the investors who are members of the group to discuss the petition, with a view to working together to help sort out the situation we all find ourselves in.
I am therefore looking for suggestions to add to the ones we already have, that will act as solutions to restore confidence and stability to the Dubai property market.
The main problem with the market is liquidity and over supply, approximately 70% of off plan sales are to investors, which means once built their will not be the demand for end users of tenants.
Three of the main suggestions so far are consolidation a bit like TIME SHARE where you own a percentage of a unit based on how mush money you put in to the total cost of the property.
The second idea is government backed credits that can be spent on other development whether off plan or completed units. These would be based on the amount you have paid the developer. This idea is assuming the development you have bought into will no longer go ahead, the benefit to the Dubai government is your money stays in the country and helps the banks liquidity.
The third idea is nationalisation of the property sector where again unviable developments are cancelled and your money is transferred to another development which is funded by the government and the provide government backed mortgages