The ""Safe Haven"" status adds a premium to property valuations because capital seeks security. In a world of geopolitical instability investors are willing to pay more for assets located in a neutral stable and secure jurisdiction. This safety prem…
The ""Safe Haven"" status adds a premium to property valuations because capital seeks security. In a world of geopolitical instability investors are willing to pay more for assets located in a neutral stable and secure jurisdiction. This safety premium means that Dubai property prices are supported not just by local economic factors but by global demand for asset protection. It makes real estate here a form of insurance for wealth preservation.
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