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How long is the structural warranty for Dubai buildings?
Developers are required by law to provide a 10-year structural warranty for all new constructions.
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Developers are required by law to provide a 10-year structural warranty for all new constructions.
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Many developers use wellness as a marketing buzzword, but Siora is part of a very limited pipeline. There are currently only 16,000 wellness-related homes scheduled for delivery in Dubai by…
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Some investors prefer established communities because they offer certainty. You can see the finished product walk through the parks and assess the actual maintenance quality. There is no co…
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An "Opportunity Investor" enters a community when infrastructure is at 0%, accepting higher risk for maximum returns. DAMAC Islands is currently in this phase, with an anticipated completio…
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Dubai’s success as a top-three global tourism destination depends on its ability to offer iconic attractions and leisure infrastructure. Dubai Islands provides 21 kilometres of beachfront,…
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Developers must park 30% of construction costs in an escrow account by law.
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GFA is calculated based on plot size and the permitted Floor Area Ratio (FAR). It is critical for a feasibility study because it defines exactly how much buildable space a plot allows, whic…
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To justify Siora's potential, we look at the historical data of its peers during the last cycle: Palm Jumeirah grew by 168%, Blue Waters grew by 181%, MR Beachfront grew by 125%, and JBR gr…
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Zone 4 includes Dubai South and is centered around the Al Maktoum International Airport, focusing on aviation, logistics, and industrial growth.
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The "Double Bite" technique is a strategy where you purchase in the off-plan phase to capture the first bite of appreciation during construction (the ROE play). The "second bite" occurs whe…
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Over the next 15 years, approximately 3.8 million new residents are expected, with nearly 2 million of them arriving within just the next eight years.
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This model is ideal for overseas investors who prefer a fully managed, hassle-free investment with predictable income. It suits those who do not want to manage tenants or leasing activities.
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