Some developers are cutting back projects but others are not, so which strategy is correct?

Some developers are cutting back projects. Others are still moving full steam ahead. Does the local property market have a clear plan to navigate the market downturn? Should developers be going all-out to build new projects or should they hold off on plans?

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Controls are required to help guard against the risk of a repeat of the boom and bust cycle in the Dubai property market, Masood Ahmed, the director of the IMF’s Middle East and Central Asia Department, said yesterday. IMF official urges caution amid resurgence in Dubai property