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Rental market splits in Emirates as Dubai cools while north heats up

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By Josh Corder Verified
| Arabian Gulf Business Insight (AGBI) Verified
Dubai lease deals down 20% RAK rents rise 10% in a year Abu Dhabi under pressure The UAE property rental market shows sharply different trends for the first half of the year, with lease values and deal volumes cooling in Dubai, static in Abu Dhabi and climbing in parts of the northern emirates, led by Ras Al Khaimah. The divergence reflects local market conditions, from government intervention and new housing supply to tourism-driven demand.
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Dubai Pearl site shows signs of life

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By Josh Corder Verified
| Arabian Gulf Business Insight (AGBI) Verified
Construction activity in Al Sufouh Ambitious plans for mixed use Dubai Holding ‘on hiring spree’ Trucks and construction equipment are moving in and out of a site formerly occupied by Dubai Pearl, one of the emirate’s largest and long-awaited development stories.
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Saudi Arabia seeks investors for $135m Ferris wheel in Medina

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By Josh Corder Verified
| Arabian Gulf Business Insight (AGBI) Verified
Kingdom pushes for private capital Focus on pilgrims and domestic travel Wants attractions beyond holy sites Saudi Arabia is seeking private investors for a proposed giant Ferris wheel in Medina, as the kingdom increases its reliance on private capital and sharpens its focus on attractions for pilgrims and domestic travellers.
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