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Riding the Dubai property roller coaster
For over a decade, volatile prices have been creating and wiping out fortunes but seem to be fizzling out recently
Published Wed, May 4, 2016 · 09:50 PM
Dubai
FOR more than 10 years Dubai property prices have been on a roller coaster, creating and wiping out fortunes, but recently they appear to have run out of steam.
The Gulf emirate shot to prominence as an attractive real estate market after opening up special freehold zones for foreign buyers in 2002.
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