"The restructuring plan addresses Aldar's liquidity issues for the medium term, after that it will depend on whether the company's recurring income operations pick up," said Jad Abbas, EFG-Hermes real estate analyst. "We do not rule out a second round of government transactions to support Aldar beyond 2013." A Reuters poll last week forecast Abu Dhabi and Dubai house prices would make further double-digit declines. The latter's prices are about 60 percent below a 2008 peak. "I don't think we will see a recovery in the UAE real estate sector in 2011 - there is still more supply coming on stream, putting pressure on prices and rents, but we need to differentiate between Dubai and Abu Dhabi," said EFG's Abbas. "Dubai is further down the cycle and Abu Dhabi has further to go." Abu Dhabi's index slumped to a 16-week low, as Dubai real estate stocks also slid.