Dubai Real Estate

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Where to place and grow your money is not an easy thing to do. As with any other investments, the risks can be very high. In a jiffy, all your earnings will be gone if external and internal factors do not go well. However, your investment can rake in super profits with careful planning, lots of hard work, determination and passion.

There are many options to choose from when it comes to where you can invest your money. One lucrative industry however is real estate and surprisingly, Dubai is one of the top destinations for real estate.

While going around Dubai or even when you go online, the “Dubai Property for Sale” sign is already a common sight. This is mainly because Dubai is one of the fast-developing business areas. Buildings and establishments are built left and right.

Why is Dubai experiencing such a rising development and why is its real estate industry booming?

Aside from being a developed area, Dubai has been rated by Interpol as one of the safest countries to live in. In addition, Dubai is strategically located in the middle of Europe, Africa, Asia and the rest of the Middle East.

This prestige and image makes Dubai an increasingly famous tourist destination and business development area. As years pass by, Dubai has enjoyed a 16% growth rate in the tourism industry. In 2001,over 3.4 million tourists chose Dubai for their vacation and statistics reveal that this figure will bloat to 6 million in four years, with an estimated 200,000 visitors a day! The tourism industry is developing so fast that supply of hotels, condominiums and other facilities will take up to a decade to catch up with the demand.

A hot Dubai property for sale would have to be condo hotels. Condo hotels allow the owners to own a vacation house in Dubai and yet earn profits when it is not in use. The concept allows owners to have the units rented when unoccupied. With the increasing demand for hotels and lodging in Dubai, condo hotels are being built and sold and these are good investments. To put your mind more at ease, real estate market researches show that investors can very well expect a return of a minimum of 30% on their properties. Investors can expect a rapid turnover in their capital.

Another hot Dubai property for sale is office buildings. With its strategic location and booming economy, commercial buildings are being built especially in the center of the city. Some say that almost 1/3 of the world’s cranes are in Dubai for the construction of new buildings.

The economy of Dubai continues to grow and it is very well on its way to being one of the top commercial districts or business areas in the world. With more and more companies setting up offices in Dubai, rental or sale of office buildings is a very wise investment indeed.

Check the statistics. Check the real estate market. Then you may be convinced that investing in real estate in Dubai may be your ticket to wealth and financial security.

 

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categoriesUncategorized | admin | datetimeFebruary 2, 2009 2:24 am | commentsComments (0)

 

 

Dubai Property - Dubai Real Estate

 

We are known in Dubai as the Palm Island specialists,having dealt with these fantastic man made islands since they were launched by Nakheel a few years ago. Therefore,if you’re looking to buy a nice little mansion by the sea with the height of luxury,then here’s some Dubai real estate that you should take notice of Palm Jumeirah’s and Palm Jebel Ali signature villas,garden homes,garden villas,water homes and shoreline apartments are the fastest moving properties on the local market here at the moment,with many fantastic investments for the high net worth individual.

They may not be what everyone wants,they probably aren’t what a lot of people can afford,but to all those investors that like the idea of living on an island in a really big house (I’m guessing most),then read on as we will give you a taster of what is out there.

The Palm Jumeirah,phase one of the Palm trilogy is located just off the beach after the Burj Al Arab (large hotel that looks like a sail) in the up market Jumeirah area and is already home to the residents of fully completed sections,these are called “fronds”. If you have seen the pictures of the fronds,you would probably think its just rows upon rows of bland houses stuck together to maximize the numbers,however,upon closer inspection it’s not really so as all the properties have a unique look or theme to them. Sure,there are quite a few houses but it is a really big tree shaped island and a one of a kind top notch address. Remember though that each of the signature villas comes with a private swimming pool and,best of all,private beach for all you sea lovers. Also keep in mind that the land area for each villa is much larger than the area for the house which is called “built up area”,meaning looks can be deceiving and you actually get more space than you would think. So if you have a plot of 13,000 square feet,and your house takes up 8,000 square feet,you still have a good 5,000 square feet of garden to play around with as you wish with features such as barbeque area,kids play ground and the like.

There is a huge gap between demand and supply of villas on the Dubai property market now,it’s no wonder that the signature villas on the palm have been so popular. They have the name ‘signature’ because owners can choose the fixtures and fittings of the house according to their tastes some of which we will list below to give you examples,and there are so many different exteriors to choose from too,your house is nothing like your next door neighbours’,which of course you would expect when you are paying top dollar like this. A variety of these different styles are available on our site,if you click here.

Dubai Real Estate investment is a difficult decision no matter how much experience you have in the market,no matter where you buy and the best way to get the right property is to find out as much information as you can beforehand with research. Since these signature villas are,for the most part,finished,why not go take a look and judge for yourself with a drive out to the Palm,which can be arranged by us on a VIP tour. Any good real estate broker should always advise you to explore all your options before buying,especially in the Dubai property market because it is so new,and we certainly do!

 

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categoriesUncategorized | admin | datetimeJanuary 26, 2009 2:23 am | commentsComments (0)


Dubai Pearl - Dubai Real Estate Property Development

 

Developed by Pearl Dubai FZ LLC,Dubai Pearl is a US billion top class mixed-use development. The best part about this development is its location. Situated opposite the Palm Jumeirah,Dubai Pearl is also in close vicinity to Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone. Even better,it offers the breathtaking views of the Dubai coast making it a place to be.

 

Estimated Time of Completion

Expected to complete in the end of 2010,the development will redefine the beauty of Dubai with a 24-hour living city with residential,retail and commercial facilities. Pearl Dubai FZ LLC has put in a lot of effort in energy efficiency so that Dubai Pearl can become the first integrated walkable city centre in Dubai.

Dubai is growing at a rapid rate and with the addition of Dubai Pearl,there is no doubt that development rate is not going to decline in near future. On the other hand,it will give rise to further competition and equally spectacular properties. Another good thing about this development is that it will give a boost to the business fraternity by offering straightforward access to prime locations such as Jumeirah and Dubai Media City.

 

Other Dubai Real Estate evaluation

When we compare Dubai Pearl with other real estate projects in the region,we find that it is altogether different from other projects in terms of its design and features. For example,it will include green building standards and sustainable development features. In addition,there is also going to be recycling facilities for food waste,glass and paper.

If we look at the residential section of the project,we will notice that it is one of the most luxurious of the projects. It will consist of sky palaces with gardens and private pools,condominiums,luxury apartments and sky penthouses. Apart from that,it will also contain tower and famous hospitality brands. If you are a culture lover,you do not need to worry,as Dubai Pearl will also feature a 1,500-2,000-seat state-of-the-art theatre.

Another unique thing about this development is the climate conditioned pedestrian walkways. When completed,it will also have a street café ambience with top class restaurants and cafe. Residents of Dubai Pearl will get the latest in technology. It includes,high-speed Internet connectivity,personalized entertainment services. Initial signs are that it will contain 14,500 parking bays,with number of them also featuring robotic parking. Even better,it will be linked to Dubai Metro and other different kinds of public transport for further comfort of its residents.

 

Features of Dubai Pearl

Some of the features of Dubai Pearl are mentioned below:

o Design by well known architects
o Urban infrastructure in place
o Just fifty minutes from Abu Dhabi
o Straightforward access to brilliant transport links

o Five star hotels
o Premium commercial space
o 24 hour security
o Sports facilities
o Spa and gym

 

The whole development of Dubai Pearl will consist of six freehold
residential towers with 2,000 one,two,three and four bedroom apartments,duplexes and penthouses. It includes Jumana Tower Residence,Luluwa Tower Residence and Mahara Tower Residence. There is going to be a three star luxury hotel tower in Dubai Pearl as well as two four-star hotels and one a 720-room five-star hotel. The Swiss Mövenpick Group will manage the five-star hotel.

 

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categoriesUncategorized | admin | datetimeJanuary 19, 2009 2:23 am | commentsComments (0)

 

 

 

Dubai Palm Property

 

I am sure many of you who know, or have read about Dubai property, will have been impressed with the standard of choice of free hold real estate on offer throughout the emirate. There are numerous villas and apartment developments from which to chose, many featuring novel and unique designs and concepts. However some of the more discerning buyers amongst you may present the small criticism that a lot of property on offer in developments is all the same, with not enough unique and individual houses on offer.

Well the signature villas on the Palm Jumeirah and the Palm Jebel Ali should please such buyers given they are all individual. All signature villas have individual specifications from which to pick, both internally and externally, making no villas the same. The only quality they all share is in the space and luxury they offer, along with a not so insubstantial price tag.

The choice of exteriors is large; you can no doubt rest assured that you can find a style to fit your liking. Arabic, Mediterranean, European, Contemporary, Caribbean, Ranch, Floridian, Spanish, Italian, Mexican and Balinese! Is that enough for you! Just take your pick. Nakheel really made an effort with the options here,and there is really is a style for everyone. The villas have on offer five,six or seven bedrooms and won’t leave you short on space. And it should go without saying that these villas are all fitted out with a range of the latest technological and communications toys. Fixtures and fitting also won’t disappoint here.

Impressed? Well we have not even come to the best bits yet. All the Villas come with a private pool, and large spacious landscaped gardens. Add to this that all signature villas come with a private beach as well, and you can’t fail to be awed. Some villas also have sea views, so you really can have the total package. It therefore may not be a huge shock to realize that these villas are very popular, and prices have gone through the roof since the initial offering. They are not cheap by a long shot, but when you consider that they cost less than most property for sale at Emirates Hills, and come with the added bonus that many offer sea views, and all offer a private beach, they don’t seem so expensive. Combine this with all that the Palm Islands have to offer, and you certainly have an interesting investment.

 

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categoriesUncategorized | admin | datetimeJanuary 12, 2009 2:23 am | commentsComments (0)

 

 

Buying Property in Dubai

 

For the global investors, Dubai has become the hottest place to invest in. Dubai is a land of promise with its Amazing developments and projects that have captured the attention of the investor world wide. To give impetus to this already building excitement was the implication of the May 2002 law that facilitated the Dubai property by foreigners.

There is approximately billion that has been invested in the property of Dubai some of which are complete while others which are in its developing stages. With this kind of massive investments, the Dubai real estate market is beckoning investors far and wide. Dubai is the investor’s paradise, here the investors are spoilt for choice, and Dubai offers the ideal environment to buy property. Here you can invest in towering buildings to beach villas to restaurants, you name it and you have it. Such is the lure of Dubai that it has attracted several star celebrities such as the soccer star David Beckham and his posh wife Victoria and also the likes of Rod Stewart and Michael Jackson.

It is untrue that only elite class can buy property in Dubai. In fact there are locals of the emirates who are increasingly buying property instead of paying exorbitant rent to the landlords. Due to the rise in real estate investment there has been a major increase in the number of real estate agents and dealers who are having a flourishing business.

In Dubai the mortgage market is still in its nascent stages, but there are other schemes of payments available that aid property buyers in Dubai. The city is pulsuating with the kind of energy that its real estate market is having. If you invest in the real estate market you are guaranteed to emerge as a winner. You may either choose to sell your property or rent it, no matter what you choose high returns are on the card. You can also buy a holiday home in Dubai for there is no other place in the world where you can get the kind of luxury that Dubai offers.

The rent in Dubai is steadily increasing, but this shouldn’t be taken as the norm, as very little of the property has actually been developed others are still in their development stage. While Dubai is witnessing a construction boom, the boom is skewed, it pays more attention towards the development of villas and luxury resorts leaving out the home for poorer section and the labor class.

Another problem that is common is the bad traffic conditions that prevail here. But hopefully with the development of monorail much of the pain will be eased.

 

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categoriesUncategorized | admin | datetimeJanuary 5, 2009 2:23 am | commentsComments (0)

Buying Property in Dubai is an Exciting Proposition

 

Buying property in Dubai’ has been one of the frequently discussed topics, especially among groups actively analyzing various regions for overseas property investments. In fact, on various occasions ,the discussions have been transformed into heated debates, with the participants quite adamant on establishing their opinion on the subject. Well, if you have been a witness or involved in such events and come away feeling confused about whether buying property in Dubai is for you, then this article could assist you in making up your mind.

Buying property in Dubai, as an overseas investment avenue, is quite an interesting proposition.

The property market has grown at a phenomenal pace thus pumping up the rents and prices, and demand continues to grow. Investors from all over the world are closely analyzing the region to look for the next property to invest in.

 

Property investments in Dubai

In an attempt to understand the supply movement in Dubai’s property market, let’s begin by identifying the plus factors offered by the region,for those contemplating investment.

Dubai is a rich nation and there isn’t any income or personal tax to be concerned about (hurrah!). The government has invested heavily in the infrastructure, and the Dubai landscape resembles an American city due to all the glass and concrete building. The tallest skyscrapers and the largest projects, like the Burj Dubai, are currently the identification marks of the city. This present scenario, more or less, is the realized output of Sheikh Mohammed Rashid Al-Maktoum (Dubai’s ruler). Dubai has four ports; the largest port is at Jebel Ali, the world’s largest artificial harbor created over 20 years ago, and is one of the world’s busiest ports for container shipping.

When buying property in Dubai, the property market is quite tempting in terms of prices and prospects. This includes the construction market, which is moving at a commendable pace to quickly create grander structures than the already applauded; and they easily qualify on the quality parameter. In fact Dubai’s Emaar Properties is, by now, working towards the construction of even grander structures, to further lure the interested. Foreign ownership of property is a recently introduced concept, which highlights the positive political framework in this direction. Tax advantages are explicit, which further strengthen the reason for buying property in Dubai.

To encapsulate the scenario, it can be stated that the Dubai property market’s expansion drive is comparatively young, but owing to the rapid pace of developments the market has matured a little earlier than expected, thus perhaps raising concerns.

However, indications of further stabilization are apparent.

Despite the boom, buying property in Dubai is still cheaper than various other commercial cities of interest. For comparable constructions in Dubai and London, the difference could be 4 times the base price. The tax advantages are also superior in contrast to various other overseas property investment options. According to recent research, the British own more property in Dubai than any other foreign nationality. One of the reasons Brits are heading for Dubai is because they can earn more income. A ‘Wealth Ranking Survey’ by NatWest International showed that expats can earn up to 40% more on average than their peers in Britain.

Dubai is expected to grow as a tourist attraction, as well as being the preferred business destination, while other countries present negligible scope in that direction. Dubai regions / projects, which are worth checking into include: Dubailand; The Burj Dubai Complex; Dubai Marina; Dubai Waterfront; Business Bay, etc. In conclusion, if you’re looking for an investment, buying a property in Dubai could be exactly what you need.

 

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categoriesUncategorized | admin | datetimeDecember 29, 2008 2:23 am | commentsComments (0)

 

 

 

Buying A Property In Dubai

 

There are very few with even a passing interest in property abroad who won’t have read something about Dubai and its unique property market by now. It has only been open to foreign investors since 2003 and freehold ownership is not due to become an option until later this year. Dubai, which is the second largest of seven Emirates forming the United Arab Emirates (UAE),has a population of 1.67 million,80% of which are ex-patriates. As Arab states go, and even by UAE standards, Dubai is probably as liberal, stable and Westernised as they come. There are no problems for women whatever they choose to wear, religious tolerance is the order of the day and drinking of alcohol is not prohibited, although public drunkenness is seriously frowned upon so it may not be the ideal venue for your upcoming stag party.

Judging Dubai’s fledgling property market by the standards of anything else on the planet is a little pointless, it simply isn’t like anywhere else on earth. Parallels may occasionally be drawn with Las Vegas, but the most similarity you’ll likely find is the planned nature of the cities. Dubai is certainly a very contrived city if you look at it in that way, don’t expect to find too much organic and disorganised property growth here, everything is being planned to a tee. It also has a penchant for taking the best and most celebrated design and architectural features of other countries and cultures to use in new and unusual ways. It is possibly not much of an attraction for architectural purists but still quite intriguing as a design ethos.

In terms of financial attractions for both developers and investors they don’t get any stronger than Dubai, tax-free status is as good as it gets. As Ray Norton of Larionovo says,” the tax situation here tends to be a fairly short conversation, there are zero taxes on pretty much everything.” It is easy to gloss over the effect that this has on attracting incoming economic activity until you take a quick look around Europe and see the effect that dropping corporate tax rates to 15% has for a country. This will give you some hint of the attraction to Dubai. Kofi Annan recently went so far as to label Dubai ‘an economic miracle’ so the Emirate obviously has friends in high places. It is essentially a tax-free zone in its entirety and this fact has not been lost on the corporations of the world. Of course an Irish investor will still be taxed in Ireland on all their overseas income, but you can’t blame Dubai for this.

One of the main drags on this market to date has been the inherent difficulty in arranging mortgage finance. This is rapidly changing with the impending introduction of freehold laws and the chances are that freer availability of mortgaging will continue to drive price inflation in the region for the foreseeable future as will the nature of some of the more mind-boggling schemes being presented to investors.

One of the things which most worries many people about the entirety of the United Arab Emirates is not the fact that there is any intrinsic political instability, there has been no history of this in the region since transfer of power from the British in 1971,or even before that time. It is really more a question of some of the entities surrounding the Emirates not having a similar reputation. It can be difficult to convince those unfamiliar with the area how little this has affected it up to this point. There is obviously nothing to say that some undesirable won’t decide to focus the region because of its liberal Westernised policies or rich oil reserves, based mostly in the neighbouring Emirate of Abu Dhabi, but advocates claim you may very well be in more danger located anywhere near Shannon and thus tend to ignore this possibility.

Another argument against investment here is the lack of democratic political structures. The Maktoum family have been very benevolent rulers but not everyone in Dubai agrees with their vision for the future. The argument for a focused single ruling entity can be very visibly seen in the ease and speed with which huge new projects can be vetted and actioned, this simply doesn’t happen in the democratic world. The flip side of this coin becomes more obvious if you don’t agree with the actions taken by this unchallengeable authority. Not everyone is comfortable with such irrevocable powers but many country’s experiences with democracy and its ability to cater for the common good haven’t exactly been riveting so I guess you could argue either way.

 

Spiraling rents for homes in Dubai is obviously seen as a boon for property investors but it should not yet be viewed as the norm for the market as very little of the planned property in the Emirate has actually been built yet. As it stands, low-paid workers are already priced out of the local rental market, where rates increased by around 40% in 2005. The rate increases were so large that the governing Maktoum family intervened to cap rising rental rates. This highlights something which may become more of a problem with time. While Dubai is witnessing a construction boom, the trend is almost completely toward luxury apartments and villas, leaving little accommodation for unskilled and semi-skilled workers, mainly from India, Pakistan and the Philippines. Even if the Emirate succeeds in its attempts to make this the Mecca for all tourist related traffic in this region it will be necessary to accommodate such workers but there don’t currently seem to be any incentives to supply product for this significant market sector.

Traffic is also currently a huge problem in the city with traffic jams sprouting at just a minute’s notice, and this is before most of the property has even been built. You would shiver to think what levels of traffic will be present when all the building is completed. The lack of any reasonable public transport system doesn’t help much but the plans to build a monorail system to alleviate the problem will surely bring smiles to the faces of all Simpsons fans.

Unlike most world cities where property is built to service a growing need, Dubai is entirely the reverse, which is what makes it so hard to pin down. The long term plans laid out for the city by the all-powerful, and highly revered, Maktoum family drive property development. This in turn invites investors to buy into a market which has basically been engineered from nothing. It is this flagrant invitation to investors, normally a very bad sign of a market, which bothers most people about Dubai. Because of the unique way in which the Emirate has chosen to populate its territory it is difficult to see how else it can find buyers for the vast amounts of property it intends to build. Ray Norton of Larionovo is quick to point out, however, that there are more than 100,000 expats per quarter applying for visas to enter the country pushing demand for property here along with the huge investor rush into the market. It still has to be acknowledged that the very new and unique nature of this market has led to near mass hysteria on the release of new projects with some selling out in hours.

This obviously leads to spiraling prices and the scenario of properties changing hands many times before they are even built. Such activities have given the Dubai property market a bad name in certain sectors but others view it as an open invitation to invest and prosper. Whether Dubai suits you as an international property buyer will depend entirely on whether you feel the plans for the city into the future are visionary or an ill-judged attempt to fiddle with the mechanics of property based market economics. It is far too early to say which side will be proven correct but it will be very interesting to watch this new and unique market unfold.

 

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Buy Property in Dubai

 

Dubai, a fast rising city known for its skyscrapers, shopping malls, and of course, it very popular sand and sun. This city is actually one of the seven emirates in the United Arab Emirates. Not too long ago, this was once a peaceful town known for its coral-and-gypsum huts located in the Bedouin traders and the pearl divers. But today, Dubai is becoming even more popular because of its excellently engineered buildings. Dubai is considered as the most populated and second largest in the United Emirates. Because of its fast-paced rise to economic growth, Dubai properties are now a hot market around the globe.

The wealth in this city has attracted many businessmen and tourists worldwide. At the moment, Dubai properties like real state are a great and safe investment. Among the notable major projects in this amazing city are the Palm Islands, and The World. There are also many other projects like the Dubai Marina, Business Bay, Burj, Dubai Complex, Dubailand, and the Dubai Waterfront. Of course, Dubai would not be this popular if not for its innovative and ultra-modern architecture. This kind of one-of-a-kind architecture is known as the skeikh. The popular edifices that use this kind of constructions are the Emirates Towers and the Burj al-Arab. The latter is known as the tallest hotel in the world today and is found on the offshore property in the Persian Gulf.

Dubai’s Business Bay is also considered as a very popular piece of property in the magnificent city of Dubai. This business district is where you can find hundreds of skyscraper buildings. The freehold policy of Dubai makes it an alluring place for investors and buyers from all parts of the world. This law is favorable to foreigners to own a freehold real estate in any part of Dubai. This kind of policy requires no stamp duty or any other tax which you can buy at a very competitive price. Since the introduction of this law in March 12,2006,investors started pouring at Dubai. Also,the demand in real estate is relatively high and might short supply many off plan developments upon the day of its release.

Dubai Foreigners holds the right to lease or purchase any portion of land after the three master-developers, Al Nakheel, Dubai Properties and Emaar approve them. There are three kinds of ownership that a foreigner can acquire after all the necessary requirements are completed, the freehold, usufruct, and the common hold.

With the many attracted foreigners and investors in this city, Dubai is now an international hotspot for all Dubai properties and real estate which are for sale within your reach. The rear market specifically sets the standard for property development in all corners of the world. With the recent developments in this city, there is no doubt that the Dubai real estate market is the perfect place for all your investment. So, if you are looking for Dubai real estate and other properties, you can always find the best one that offers extreme satisfaction.

 

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categoriesUncategorized | admin | datetimeDecember 15, 2008 2:22 am | commentsComments (0)

 

 

 

Boom in Dubai Property Investment

 

Until a few years back, buying freehold property in Dubai was not possible for foreign nationals. Property boom in Dubai only ensued after some considerable changes were made to the emirate’s property laws. Currently,Dubai real estate sector is witnessing a rapid upward trend that’s expected to go even higher with the passage of time. Population of Dubai has grown manifold over the past few years given a sharp and growing increase in the number of expatriates. Both veteran and would-be investors across the globe are eyeing Dubai as the property investment paradise for a long time to come. Property for sale in Dubai has already succeeded in drawing the attention of foreign investors.

Investment in Dubai property,whether it’s buying property in Dubai for permanent relocation or business,or you simply want to cash in on the most popular investment trend in Dubai property i.e. buy-to-let,is very lucrative. The immense development Dubai continues to undergo with massive infrastructure projects reflects the exploding need for space for the country’s multiplying populace. Given these circumstances,the boom in Dubai property market doesn’t seem to slow down at any point in the foreseeable future. These upward trends of Dubai real estate make investment in Dubai property extremely risk-free for foreign nationals and they can choose to invest in Dubai even with their eyes closed.

Nearly all of the buyers of Dubai property find property resale and buy-to-let trend as the most attractive features of property ownership in Dubai. Some recent announcements point towards Dubai’s becoming a tourist hotspot in the near future with more recreation than ever. Newer entertainment and recreation projects are underway which have already drawn a great deal of international attention. The emirate, which is already termed as a playground in the desert, is soon to have more to offer to the world’s recreation seekers. This much international focus means an even stronger property market potential with returns that continue to shoot up.

To the benefit of investors, though not a positive sign for the buyers with no commercial intent, the demand for Dubai property, Dubai apartment, Dubai villas or any other type of property in Dubai by far outstrips the supply. This demand/supply disparity makes Dubai property investment an extremely attractive prospect for the foreign investors. As the experts of Dubai property forecast, the market is lucrative for the investors who already bought property in Dubai. But the market is not so friendly for those seeking rental property right now. If you’re one of those lucky enough people who have already secured property in Dubai, you’re likely to be reaping profits. But if you’re on the lookout for a decent rental accommodation in Dubai, you might have a hard time ahead as the prices are very high and are set to rise higher.

Experts speculate that the population of Dubai will be doubled in 2010. This will turn Dubai into one of the world’s hottest destinations for expatriates and holidaymakers alike and this just bodes so exceptionally well for property investors.

 

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categoriesUncategorized | admin | datetimeDecember 8, 2008 2:22 am | commentsComments (0)

 

 

 

Advantages of Property Investment in Dubai

 

One of the reasons why Dubai continues to grow and thrive is that it is such an amazing tourist destination for the majority of European travelers. The impressive five year plan for growth and development initiated by the Dubai government makes Dubai quite attractive to investors worldwide. At the same time financing in a foreign country can be tricky at times. But Dubai is a good arena to seek financing because of the foresight of the Vice President and Prime Minister of Dubai, His Highness Sheik Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum in creating a secure financial law that protects both borrower and lender from all sorts of malevolence.

Investors who wish to invest in Dubai should choose well-backed planned properties that go along with the government’s scheme for mass development and beautification of the city to off plan properties that provide a more affordable means of entering the real estate market in Dubai. Applying for financing on Dubai properties can be done directly through their infrastructure for quick, easy and secure transactions that will get you into the action in the most competent manner possible.

One of the most important advantages of financing Dubai property is that investors are never subjected to some of the hidden fees that often complicate real estate transactions in other parts of the world. Moreover tax advantages are incredible when financing Dubai property as there are no taxes on capital gain or income taxes assessed on residential or commercial rental properties in the UAE.

The most important reason is to invest in Dubai is financial security. At a time when real estate, housing, and mortgages have lost their overall future value that they once held, this is the one spot in the world where owning land remains a secure and clever investment.

 

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categoriesUncategorized | admin | datetimeDecember 1, 2008 2:22 am | commentsComments (0)