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Tuesday, 02 December 2008 11:17 UAE time

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Nakheel mulls $15bn IPO move - reports

Nakheel mulls $15bn IPO move - reports

Real Estate
Palm developer reportedly eyeing initial public offering in bid to raise extra funds for projects.

Merrill gives Emaar AED3 price target
Real Estate
US bank gives Dubai developer 'neutral' rating due to market conditions turning for worse.

Nakheel to cover Leighton costs over Trump tower delay
Real Estate
Dubai-owned developer has agreed 'to cover all costs incurred to date', firm says.

Property correction sooner, steeper than anticipated
Real Estate
EFG-Hermes still sees 20% correction in Dubai market, but fall sooner than expected.


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A developer's view
Alex Andarakis, managing director of Omniyat Properties, says firms must plan for stronger future during real estate slowdown.

Alex Andarakis  

Consolidation on the cards
In these uncertain times, investors are looking for a sign the real estate sector can adapt to the shifting global economic climate.

Andrew White

more » MIDDLE EAST MARKETS DATA

DFM

Last Price:

1,974.90

+10.24+0.52%

1 Dec 2008 09:59 GMT
(Market Closed)

ADX

Last Price:

2,754.48

-21.37-0.77%

1 Dec 2008 10:00 GMT
(Market Closed)

SSE

Last Price:

4,795.76

+57.62+1.22%

1 Dec 2008 12:30 GMT
(Market Closed)

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SPOT POLL

With taxis being exempt from Salik tolls from Dec 2, will you be more likely to use the service?

Absolutely, the low petrol price and lack of Salik makes taxis too cheap to ignore.
I would be more willing to travel in a cab knowing the Salik will not be charged.
No because it's the comfort of the vehicle and attitude of the driver that counts, not how cheap it is.
No way, most of the drivers are still rude and most times they refuse to pick you up anyway.
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READER COMMENTS

  1. $95bn Satwa redevelopment delayed 4
    01 Dec ' 08 at 23:32
    rents WILL go down with the property market.as home owners struggle to sell, they will be forced to rent.this combined with all of the...  More »
  2. Property correction sooner, steeper than anticipated 4
    01 Dec ' 08 at 17:00
    I saw when people went from poor to rich in this country in a matter of weeks, i saw the rich getting poor agian in a matter of...  More »
  3. Merrill gives Emaar AED3 price target 2
    01 Dec ' 08 at 22:36
    thanks for the great assessment of emaar's stock merrill... it's much easier to make an assessment after the fact isn't it.where were...  More »
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