Dubai’s Property Pain: 15-20% Drop In Prices Again This Year, Says Rasmala

While Dubai’s economic environment is improving rapidly, the real estate sector is likely to go through more pain and fall by a further 15-20% before bottoming out, says Rasmala.

While Dubai’s economic environment is improving rapidly, the real estate sector is likely to go through more pain and fall by a further 15-20% before bottoming out, says Dubai-based Rasmala. READ MORE HERE

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