Cities in the UAE have ranked high in a new global property report.
According to the Savills report, Dubai and Abu Dhabi are the most resilient cities in the Middle East when it comes to the property sector.
The research found that the two emirates have the ability to withstand or embrace changes facing the global real estate market.
The capital came in at 22nd globally, while Dubai was 27th.
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