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• Dubai real estate professionals bullish on long term prospects of the Dubai property market according to survey by MONEYworks [Trade Arabia]
• Morgan Stanley raising $8 billion ‘mega-international real estate fund’ through acquisitions worldwide [TheStreet.com]
• Room for developing super luxury apartment properties in Singapore at US$1,960 per sq ft [Channel NewsAsia]
• European hotel investment grew by 37.9 % in 2006 at €21.6b (£14.4b) [Reed Business Information]
• Prupim and LaSalle Investment Management partner to launch “the first pan-Asia Pacific REITs fund” [MoneyManagement.com.au]
• Abu Dhabi’s construction and real estate investments are expected to add Dh40b (US$11b) to United Arab Emirate’s GDP [Gulf New]
• HK-listed Cheung Kong & Hutchison Whampoa to jointly develop a mixed residential and commercial property in Shanghai [Forbes]
• Foreigners fuel Spanish property sector marred by corruption [EUX]
• Foreign Investors Flood Into Berlin’s Property Market [DPA]

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