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Homes International have a very limited number of apartments on Al Murjan Island. With completion dates expected around December 2008 - these are being sold on a strictly first come basis!

The expected capital growth is paramount on this development and units are selling very very fast!

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Tameer Signs Agreement With Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB)

Tameer Holding has signed a memorandum of understanding with Dubai Islamic Bank, a financial institution in the UAE that provides Sharia-compliant products and services, whereby the bank will provide home finance to buyers of a number of Tameer's projects across Dubai.

The contract sees the cooperation between two of the UAE's leading institutions coming together in a strategic partnership that will facilitate the home buying process for both individuals and investors.

Good Time to Invest in the US

With the Euro reaching record exchange rate levels this week, rising as high as 1.5144 EUR against the US dollar: excellent news for buy-to-let investors seeking more affordable property in the USA with which to tap into a growing demand from many US citizens unable to step on the property ladder.

Dollar Hits Record Low Against Euro

The dollar tumbled to yet another record low against the euro on Thursday as the foreign exchange markets awaited crucial European interest rate decisions. In morning trade, the euro jumped to USD 1.5347, beating the previous record set on Wednesday of USD 1.53. It later stood at USD 1.5331.

Asia Attractive as Global Growth Slows

Investors could find Asia an attractive proposition in relative terms as growth becomes harder to find across the globe, according to Fidelity International head of investment services Maria Abbonizio. "There is very attractive growth in Asia, there is more value in the market than we have seen for some time and sub-prime is also not an Asian problem," she explains.

2008 Landmark Year For UAE Real Estate

A combination of falling UK house prices, the devaluation of the pound sterling and another strong year for Dubai property could result in the previously unthinkable before the end of the year: homes in the UAE worth more per square metre than homes in the UK.