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The D33 agenda is a strategic government plan that aims to double Dubai's GDP by the year 2033. This plan is a major driver behind the current infrastructure and real estate expansion.
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It is a temporary slowdown that occurs after a wave of handovers. During this time, ownership changes from investors to end-users before prices begin to rise again.
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Dubai's tourism strategy for 2030 aims for 30 million annual visitors, which creates a massive "conundrum of homes" in the hospitality sector. With a current hotel inventory of approximatel…
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• 55–65% one-bedroom • 15–20% two-bedroom • 5–10% three-bedroom
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Siora is a massive sub-community cluster spanning 200,000 square metres, where the developer has surgically allocated 140,000 square metres (70%) solely for open spaces and parks. These par…
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Return on Equity (ROE) measures profit against the actual cash committed; leveraging a 50/50 payment plan allows you to gain appreciation on 100% of the asset value.
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A 4% Dubai Land Department (DLD) fee.
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Type 1 are off-plan investors using payment plans; Type 2 are end-users or investors buying ready property, often with bank financing,.
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The fact that villas currently make up only 15 to 20 percent of new sales relative to apartments indicates a tightening supply of low density housing. As the population grows the absolute n…
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It is Ali Faizan Syed�s data-certified methodology to move clients from ""Survival Mode"" to ""Cheetah Mode"" using financial CT scans and psychological profiling.
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The Dubai Completion Certificate (DCC) is the final municipal approval required for a developer to issue title deeds and begin handovers.
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Yes despite the common belief that villas are only for capital gains investors can achieve rental yields of 10 to 11 percent if they enter at the off plan stage. For example investors who b…
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