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There has been a property boom in the UAE, this 8 page paper examines the property market for residential and commercial property and looks at this in terms of a potential investment fund, considering the advantages and potential difficulties of setting up such a fund. The bibliography cites 10 sources.
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recovered and demonstrated the ability to be a good long term investment. In all markets there will be the pressures of supply and demand, but there may be a range
of regulations that control that supply and demand. In the US and the UK there are few constraints ion the demand, in the past there have been more controls,
but the demand for property but in areas such as the United Arab Emirates (UAE) the market is less transparent and more easily misunderstood. However, this is a market that
is booming at the current time (MEED, 2005). The country is associated with oil and oil products, but other areas, partly due to increased efforts by the government to
decrease the reliance on oil, have resulted in a general good economic performance for the on oil sector. This is driving forward the real estate market (MEED, 2005). In 2005
the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth is expected to be at about 9%, this is higher that many other areas of the global such as the UK and US
where GDP growth is expected to be between 2.5% - 4.5 %. Two areas of increased output are the heavy industry projects
and manufacturing sectors, and is making a 10% contribution to the GDP. These areas of industry have been targeted for some time. Between 1980 and 1998 there was a
threefold increase in the export of products from areas which are not oil related (The European, 1998). This in conjunction with a very free trade policy and with a high
level of exports no major concerns regarding the balance of payments there has also been a significant increase in imports (Clement, 1982). The manufacturing base has included heavy engineering as
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