Dubai announcement will hit property

Bradley Hope

November 30, 2009

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This statement just came through from Better Homes, one of the largest property brokerages in the UAE. It's a balanced point of view and should be pretty interesting for the thousands of buyers in Dubai that are on the edge of their seats as this debt saga unfolds.

from Better Homes:

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