London, United Kingdom -- (SBWire) -- 02/24/2012 --Reports that have been released by the various departments of the government of the United Arab Emirates clearly indicate a huge increase of about 5% in the sales market of Abu Dhabi real estate. Sources at http://www.bayut.com , which according to various credible sources within the United Arab Emirates is one of the best resources for properties in UAE, Abu Dhabi’s realty market saw a total of Dh 4.3 billion of business in 2011. Now many don’t know this but when the realty market crashed in Dubai, markets of several of the nearby estates also suffered.
Abu Dhabi however, was one of the markets which performed better. Many of the offices which shifted from Dubai went to neighbouring states.
Abu Dhabi real estate was one of the markets which benefited from Dubai’s crash. But years that followed proved to be worse for Abu Dhabi’s market as well. The affects of 2008’s nightmare still have not worn off but the performance of the Abu Dhabi market was much better in terms of the value since in comparison, 2011 received a 5% boost in its sales.
Converting this percentage into dirham shows that 2011 was a much better year where the market generated Dh 3.7 billion in land transactions.
The major chunk, however, came in mortgage transactions which accounted for Dh 39 billion. December proved to be the most prolific month for Abu Dhabi’s market as it was the month during which the biggest transactions came in the form of a sale of Dh 917.2 million worth.
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Abu Dhabi Real Estate Back on Track With 5% Boost in Sales
Just like Dubai’s realty market, Abu Dhabi real estate has also begun to show some basic but concrete signs of recovery. Some of the reports that have started pouring in from various departments of the Unite Arab Emirates government have clearly indicated a huge increase of about 5% in its sales activity. Experts from Bayut have more on this.