Thursday 4 June 2009

Deyaar creates distressed asset fund

Deyaar Development, the Dubai property company, has secured Dh200m from regional investors for a new distressed asset fund that will buy property from buyers who default on their payments.

Markus Giebel, Deyaar’s chief executive, said the creation of the fund was the final step in a strategy to lower the company’s default rate from about 50 per cent to the low single digit range.

“The fund is finished and ready to go,” he said. “We are going on a roadshow to Saudi Arabia and other countries in the next couple of weeks. There is still strength and liquidity in the region.”

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