Dubai's Luxury Rental Market Comes of Age
Senior expatriates and their families are demanding better homes. How the top end of Dubai's rental market is changing in 2000.
Over 26 years of expert analysis, market reports, and investment intelligence covering Dubai's luxury real estate evolution.
Senior expatriates and their families are demanding better homes. How the top end of Dubai's rental market is changing in 2000.
Developers are offering homes to expatriates, but the law has not yet caught up. The key legal questions international buyers should ask in 2000.
Free zones, regional headquarters and the Emirates Towers are changing what tenants expect from Dubai offices. A guide to the commercial market in 2000.
Plans for a man-made marina near Jebel Ali promise a waterfront district for tens of thousands of residents. What makes such a project work.
The coast near the Ritz-Carlton and the planned marina is the most likely place for Dubai's first beachfront residential towers. What buyers would want from them.
A single hotel has given Dubai a global landmark. How iconic projects influence perceptions, tourism and property values.
Emaar's villa plots around the Emirates Golf Club introduce a new idea to Dubai: a gated, landscaped community designed for the very top of the market.
A free zone for technology companies opens on the road to Jebel Ali. Why it could change where Dubai works and lives.
Internet City, new master-planned communities and a growing tourism economy: the developments that will shape Dubai's property market this decade.
As 1999 draws to a close, we review the forces shaping Dubai's property market and the questions investors should carry into 2000.
The Jumeirah Beach Hotel, the Ritz-Carlton and now the Burj Al Arab are bringing a new kind of visitor to Dubai. What that means for residential property.
The open land inland of Sheikh Zayed Road, around today's Al Barsha, is where the city's next residential districts will take shape.