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Well I can't guide you properly but I know a website you can visit it and ask question from the real estate experts of Dubai and UAE. the website is bayut.com... good luck.

Recently I have read a news in which the ratings agency Fitch has claimed that Dubai will not get stabled until 2013. They have done a proper analysis and they think that Dubai would not be able to recover it self completely. Any thoughts?

In short you are saying that a person should go for buying a completed property and not the one in which facilities are unavailable. I get you point. But how a place could become a ghost town?

Well I think there are a lot of things still happening in Dubai and it will surely come up on the scene again.

Well I guess buying a completed unit is better than one which is not complete yet. At least you can rent it out. And yes, buying a unit in a building with high occupancy rate is something intelligent.

It is true. But as we all know Dubai is a global hub and people of almost every nation are there doing job and business. So, the issue gets bigger when such a place is hit by recession. I still believe that Dubai has a lot of potential in it but after such a tough time people have faced in Dubai...

Well the price stability of Burj Khalifa is not that it is performing good but it is due to the fact that it is one of its own kind in the whole world and it is something really attractive and unique. Location does play an important role but my question remains the same. Which one will give...

Well I recently read in a report that Dubai will recover in the beginning of 2011. I guess 5 years time is too long for things to get better for Dubai.

Well Bobby the prices differ from apartment to apartment. I think you should visit bayut.com. There are search features which tell you about the price of each an every area. Hope it works for you.

Well i think in Dubai it is not a long term but a life time investment opportunity. If you hold your investment in the market for long you are sure to get a good return on it.

I also think that Dubai is a place for long term investment as long term investment is a win-win approach over there. I have read that the Dubai recovery will take place somewhere in 2011. So, it definitely means that long term investment will work there and not the short term because with short...

Now the prices have fallen a little. Do you expect them to fall any further? There is a lot of work going on in Dubai to recapture the lost position of the real estate sector. Don't you think that the prices will increase now?

I think this fall of price will be or a shorter duration as Dubai have taken a lot of steps to improve the real estate sector. By the last quarter of this year I think Dubai will acquire its past position in the real estate market. I hope everyone here agrees.

Do you mean to say one should not do any kind of investment in Dubai now?

I saw someone asking on a community that investing where is a better option. Whether investing in villas, investing in apartments or investing in plots? Out of all these which one will give the higher rate of return on investment?

I agree with you Taaha. According to the market report and my own analysis I think Dubai still has the potential in it to recover. No doubt one will experience a decline in the property rates now but by the last quarter of this year Dubai will rise for sure. They have learned a lesson from their...

Well 2010 is here. We saw a little electricity shortage a few days back. What do you think for the rest of the year now? Will there be any such issue again?

Well I always thought the same that there is no such fee. Thanks for telling. Do we have to pay this fee for all kinds of property visas in UAE ?

No doubt UK's property market has shown an upward trend during the last week. We all know that the real estate market is cyclic. There will be bullish trends followed by less bearish trends. They will eventually lead the market towards improvement but I feel it will take 2 years from now to get...