What makes the Al Maktoum Airport expansion a "250,000 Job Engine" for property demand?

The full explanation

The expansion of Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC) is not just an infrastructure project; it is the core economic engine of the D33 Agenda. Projected to handle 250 million passengers annually, it is designed to be the largest airport in the world. This massive scale will create a 250,000-job engine, attracting a global workforce that will require housing for over one million residents in Dubai South by 2033. Currently, investors can enter this area at a "mathematical deficit," with prices around 1,100 AED per square foot�the lowest for any freehold community in the city. By positioning your capital in the path of this corporate expansion before the Blue Metro Line and airport operations are fully active, you make the premium rather than paying it later when the infrastructure is mature [source-content, 239, 267].