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Dubai - 25 August, 2009 1. Tilt up Burj Dubai tower 2. Wide shot of sandy coloured building 3. Wide shot of three tall buildings 4. Mid of various tall buildings 5. Wide of Burj Dubai tower 6. Mid of tall building with scaffolding 7. Wide of buildings and water 8. Tilt down Burj Dubai tower 9. Mid of sandy coloured building with tower in background 10. Wide of sandy buildings with tall buildings around 11. Wide of buildings and water fountains 12. Close up of water fountains 13. Mid of bridge leading to building over pool 14. Wide of people sitting and standing by railings 15. Mid of man taking photo 16. Swimming pool and sun loungers 17. Mid of man and woman lying on steps in pool 18. Wide of sun setting in sky 19. Mid of tops of tall buildings 20. Wide of sandy coloured building surrounded by towers 21. Mid of tallest building 22. SOUNDBITE (English) Andrew Chambers, property consultant: "As the world has had it's financial problems and some countries have gone into recession, this is one area where a lot of the development dreams have actually happened.(NOTE: VIDEO EDIT HERE) And what we're finding is, whilst prices have been dropping everywhere across the Middle East, this is one area where they're consistently higher than they are in a lot of other areas." 23. Wide of buildings lining the river and bridge 24. Wide of buildings at far end of river 25. Wide of buildings with flags 26. Wide of sandy coloured building 27. Tilt up pool to Burj Dubai tower 28. Pan to right tall buildings 29. Mid of tall buildings and palm trees 30. Wide of sandy coloured building 31. Tilt up from pools and bridge to tallest building 32. SOUNDBITE(English) Matthew Green, UAE market analyst: "With the Burj Dubai within the whole kind of area, everything is obviously based on the opening of the tallest tower towards the end of the year and I think we can kind of Largely look at this as a bit of an anomaly within the market, that can demand for, to have that prime development, to have something that is so different within the market and we'll be the tallest tower for years to come. I think it's really making it just a bit different within the current market. 33. Tilt down sandy coloured buildings and flowerbed 34. Mid of cars driving past 35. Building with verandas 36. Mid of Al Manzill District building 37. Wide of Burj Dubai tower in distance LEAD IN: The tallest tower in the world rises from Dubai's skyline. Anxious to keep heads above water despite the current crisis, business leaders in Dubai are looking forward to the December opening of the tower. STORYLINE: The tower is proving to be more price-resilient than other buildings, with its two-bedroom apartments selling for over $1.6m each. Investors hope tourists will be attracted to Dubai by one of the world's most prestigious square kilometres. Built in the centre of a 500-acre site named Downtown Burj Dubai, the record breaking tower cost over $19.4 (b)illion to guarantee the exclusivity craved by investors. Property developers Emaar are one of the world's largest real estate companies. The 2,684ft (818m) tall building has taken over 5 years to complete and the expectations are high. Andrew Chambers, managing director of Asteco, an UAE-based property consultancy says that Dubai has been less affected by the crisis than its neighbours: "Since the world has had its financial problems some countries have gone into recession, this is one area where a lot of the development dreams have actually happened. And what we're finding is, whilst prices have been dropping everywhere across the Middle East, this is one area where they're consistently higher than they are in a lot of other areas." You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/5f86d1baa0f40911fe9449aef16f4e15 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork