After September: Gulf Capital Looks Closer to Home
Since the events of September, some Gulf investors are reconsidering where they hold their wealth. Why Dubai could be a beneficiary.
Over 26 years of expert analysis, market reports, and investment intelligence covering Dubai's luxury real estate evolution.
Since the events of September, some Gulf investors are reconsidering where they hold their wealth. Why Dubai could be a beneficiary.
Developers are selling homes to expatriates, but the formal law on foreign ownership is still awaited. A guide to the debate in autumn 2001.
Proposals to extend Dubai Creek inland could create a new waterfront business district between the old city and Sheikh Zayed Road. What to watch.
Dubai's business life is spreading south along Sheikh Zayed Road. The case for a planned downtown district, and what it would need to succeed.
Developers are looking inland, towards the desert, for space to build larger villa communities with equestrian and golf facilities. Is there demand?
Next to The Springs, The Meadows offers bigger villas on larger plots around lakes. A look at who it is designed for and how it compares.
Townhouses and villas around lakes and green spaces, priced for professional families. Why communities like The Springs could change how Dubai lives.
The plan for a man-made marina lined with towers is becoming clearer. How the district is laid out and what buyers should look for in its first phases.
Political stability, an open economy and strong security are drawing businesses and wealthy families from across the region. What that means for property demand.
Dubai's natural coast is short and in high demand. Why reclaiming land from the sea is being discussed, and what it could mean for beachfront property.
New communities, new free zones and new questions about ownership. A review of the year that marked the start of Dubai's modern property market.
Shares in Emaar Properties now trade on the new Dubai Financial Market. Why large listed developers matter for the city's property market.