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Jones Lang Lasalle says Dubai is now the cheap option for workers in UAE capital.

UPDATE 6: Weakness in global stocks and falling oil prices weighs on regional sentiment.

Dubai’s five-year real estate boom has finally run out of steam. Anil Bhoyrul looks at where prices are headed amid growing project delays and cancellations.

Average rents are set to fall further until end of 2011, research by Jones Lang LaSalle shows.

UPDATE 1: Rents also tumble 35% since Q3 2008 - Jones Lang LaSalle report.

Jones Lang La Salle report sees housing shortfall aiding investors and developers.

New report says Saudi city's booming office market has been given further impetus.

The Gulf’s gilt-edged getaways are sacrificing occupancy rates in favour of high room charges.

Deloitte report says occupancy rates and revenues rise in Q1, defying slump elsewhere in ME.

But Jones Lang Lasalle still predicts property prices will continue to fall for a year.

New report says vacancy rate up to 16% as new build offices come on to the market.

Looking for a silver lining in this mess we euphemistically call an economic slowdown? Try Saudi Arabia. If there ever was a country that can survive the global crisis without so much as a bruise or paper cut, the Land of the Two Holy Mosques can pull it off.Looking for a silver lining in this mess we euphemistically call an economic slowdown?

Gulf real estate investment has flooded into North Africa, but can developers deliver on their promises?

Where there is transparency in dealings, there is a healthy property sector. Even the world's newest markets understand this is the key to strong offshore investment. Rachel Macdonald looks at how Dubai fairs in the global transaction ratings.

Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels chief executive Arthur de Haast looks at the region's investment opportunities.

Arabian Business poll reveals widespread concerns about buying, renting in local markets.

Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels' chief on the lack of options for foreign hotel investors.

Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels chief executive Arthur de Haast tells Hotelier Investor about the region's lack of investment market options and explains why greater transparency is essential for the sector to progress.

Blair Hagkull, general manager of Jones Lang LeSalle, talks to Joel Bowman about Gulf property investing.

The shape of the corporate office has changed dramatically over the last 50 years. Where has office design come from and where is it going?

Sustainabity, better quality construction and transparency will be the key drivers of the GCC real estate market over the next year, according to new research by Jones Lang LaSalle.

Property investors are increasingly building homes, and tapping the capital markets, in Asia.

The Emirates boasts the globe's biggest tourism spend per capita, says report.

About 5% of the GCC's petrodollar-inflated current account surpluses was invested in global real estate last year.