This week we cover: VAT impact will attract global players to Dubai real estate market, Prime Dubai offices cost less than a third of Hong Kong, Dubai firm buys ‘iconic’ London skyscraper for $357m, Aldar buys Abu Dhabi’s International Tower for $179m
This week we cover:Dubai real estate consultancy launches Dhs5m endowment, Gemini launches construction of Symphony, Dubai real estate market in ‘unique’ cycle, says Core Savills, DIFC aims to lease 90% of units at Dh1bn Gate Avenue before completion, official says
This week we cover: Dubai property owners pay hefty premium for luxury high-rises, Off-plan sales dominated Dubai property, Dubai property hunters have an average of 6% negotiating power, The Sanctuary: An oasis of calm in the middle of the city
In the UAE, everyone with property is waiting to see how the revised VAT laws will affect property sales.
For now, everyone is thinking the exact same thing, prepare for this eventuality as much as you can and then wait and see what happens. However, we can still make some deductions as to how this…
This week, we cover: Burj Khalifa developer’s shares flop on market debut, Expat Indians only too willing to snap up property back home, Azizi starts work on 105-building community, Dubizzle records rising demand for housing priced below Dh1,000/sq ft
This week, we cover: Shaikh Mohammad amends Dubai property registration law, Dubai Holding, Emaar to revive world’s longest luxury hotel chain, Drake & Scull losses deepen as restructuring continues, Sharjah project beats its own sales record
This week, we cover: Dubai gets sucked into Saudi corruption turmoil, Dubai office market stock ‘adjusting to demand’ – Core Savills, Dubai real estate market in spotlight at US event and VAT to increase costs for Gulf real estate investors, says CFA survey
Here in this article, we will briefly explain the most important laws governing property ownership and real estate investment in Dubai.
This week, we cover: Aggressive Pricing Shakes up the Market, Dubai’s hotel serviced apartments are now hot picks, Nakheel ex-boss appointed CEO of Emaar Development and Dubai heading for greener construction, but developers still reluctant to spend.
Multi-national investors are lining up with billions of Dirhams to invest in Dubai’s real estate market. They are grabbing every deal along the way starting from apartments that can be rented out for profit or to be saved for further investments.
