Palm Jumeirah: The Long Road to the First Handovers
The island is built; now the homes must follow. What Palm Jumeirah buyers should expect between today and the day they receive their keys.
Over 26 years of expert analysis, market reports, and investment intelligence covering Dubai's luxury real estate evolution.
The island is built; now the homes must follow. What Palm Jumeirah buyers should expect between today and the day they receive their keys.
Many freehold buyers can obtain residence visas linked to their property. How these visas work today, their benefits and their limitations.
With dozens of new developers launching projects, buyers need a systematic way to judge them. The questions we ask before recommending any project.
The freehold market is growing faster than the rules around it. The case for a single regulator overseeing developers, agents and buyers' money.
Investors are buying several units across new projects. How to balance villas and apartments, off-plan and ready, and avoid concentrating risk.
Homes overlooking fairways are commanding higher prices in Emirates Hills, The Meadows and beyond. Why golf views matter and how long the premium may last.
As traffic grows along Sheikh Zayed Road, the case for an urban rail system is gaining ground. How a metro could change property values across the city.
Emaar's desert-themed villa community combines golf, equestrian facilities and large family homes. Who it suits and what to consider before buying.
A year after foreign freehold was permitted in designated areas, the legal framework is still being filled in. A status report for buyers in 2003.
A second palm island is planned near Jebel Ali, and talk of further reclamation continues. How buyers should approach the next generation of island projects.
New launches in Dubai Marina are selling out quickly. What is driving demand, who is buying and how to separate genuine demand from speculation.
The trunk and fronds of the Palm are now visible from the air. What has been achieved, what comes next and how buyers can judge progress.