Residential villas on the waterside of the Emirates Hills district backdropped by residential skyscrapers beyond in the Dubai Marina district of Dubai, United Arab Emirates, on Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2022. A government committee set up before the pandemic enlisted some of Dubai’s largest developers as members to try to manage supply and demand in the property market and ensure that state-owned businesses don’t crowd out private builders. Photographer: Christopher Pike / Bloomberg

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