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I always advise my clients that in a new master plan like DAMAC Islands, the first cluster represents the highest opportunity for profit. As I�ve observed over my 10 years in the market, de…
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It is the data-certified strategy used by Ali Faizan Syed to move clients from 'Survival Mode' (browsing) to 'Cheetah Mode' (investing in the deficit).
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Broker commissions are around 2%, and marketing costs are approximately 1%.
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Grand Polo villas are launching at approximately 2000 dirhams per square foot. This is considered very competitive for a luxury Emaar master community especially one with such unique amenit…
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A Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) is used for institutional or large-scale projects to isolate financial risk and attract multiple investors into a single entity,.
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The Whispering Waterfall is a Nature-based amenity that uses sensor-controlled falls to create a serene, dynamic environment. It leads to a hidden restaurant and a dedicated yoga deck for m…
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Paying only 50% during construction while gaining appreciation on 100% of the asset value maximizes a buyer's Return on Equity (ROE).
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Comparing properties by the same premium developer like Ellington highlights the value gap. An Ellington property in a developed area like JLT or Meydan costs around 2500 dirhams per square…
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Dubai Creek Harbour is positioned as the ""New Downtown"" of Dubai offering a modern waterfront lifestyle with advanced infrastructure. It is still in the development phase which means pric…
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The community is divided into eight themed clusters, each named after an iconic tropical destination: Bahamas, Tahiti, Barbados, Maui, Antigua, Bermuda, Cuba, and Mauritius. Each neighbourh…
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