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Qatar's real estate sector is on course to post a strong performance this year, having had by its own standards a slow 2009, though by any other measure the industry rode out the global economic downturn with ease.
Qatar is to invest billions of dollars in the coming years to develop an extensive rail network serving local commuters, international travellers and the country's growing logistics industry.
Sharjah is looking to further reinforce its place as the centre of industrial production in the UAE, continuing to invest in projects designed to attract manufacturers to its shores while also stepping up efforts to promote the emirate as a prime investment destination.
Telecommunications development in Abu Dhabi, an integral part of government policy, was given a boost recently when regulators issued the UAE's first individual licence for multipurpose satellite services.
Backed by strong government support and operating in an economy that recorded some of the fastest growth in the world last year and is expected to expand by up to 18% in 2010, Qatar’s banking sector is poised to begin another period of accelerated growth.
As Abu Dhabi’s developers ready themselves to hand over new units, the residential real estate sector in the capital is entering a challenging yet likely beneficial phase of its development.

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