After the bail out of the banks, Qatar is finding its way out of the global economic downturn with the help of its energy sector initiatives. The new policy is also expected to give boost to its real estate.

The country's economy is estimated to grow 16 percent on account of its energy projects and also it being the World's largest producer of liquefied natural gas.

Getting information on Dubai's Real Estate segment would not be difficult anymore with the launch of Bayut. com which would usher people to the most comprehensive database of UAE real estate and Dubai properties. Bayut. com will provide a unique platform to the Dubai property buyers and sellers through features like Q & A, discussions and blogs.

Investors and general real estate professionals, interested in the chaining trends in the Dubai's realty segment, have a better option to keep eye on the market with the launch of a new blog on Dubai real estate market.

The new blog would cater the needs of brokers, lenders, dealers, landlords and other firms engaged in realer estate commerce by providing latest and authentic information of the market.

As per a Dubai-based finance company, the percentage of the buyers in Dubai who have been pre-approved by lenders for mortgages and then decided to abandon purchasing a property is as high as 40 percent.

It was found by Colliers International's Dubai House Price Index, held earlier this week, that during Q4 of 2009, quarterly house prices in the emirate hiked by one percent and by 42 percent year

Abu Dhabi, the country witnessing large scale construction and other development activities, has been slowly moving to attain its past growth stories. Though, global financial crisis derailed its economy in 2008 but things are rapidly turning for making recession a thing of the past for Abu Dhabi.

Dubai's housing segment, adversely hit by global slowdown, has started to show signs of recovery as the prices are heading toward stabilization. This is indicated by rise in house prices for the second quarter in a row during the fourth quarter.

Dubai's property market, remained under intense pressure in the wake of global financial crisis and Dubai Debt Crisis, is still fertile for investors across the global despite all odds. The market has potential to rebound and it has been offering huge opportunities to the investors.