Deira's Waterfront: Renewing the Old City
Deira faces both the Creek and the Gulf. A look at its corniche, its markets and the case for renewing one of Dubai's oldest districts.
Over 26 years of expert analysis, market reports, and investment intelligence covering Dubai's luxury real estate evolution.
Deira faces both the Creek and the Gulf. A look at its corniche, its markets and the case for renewing one of Dubai's oldest districts.
Exhibitions such as GITEX bring tens of thousands of visitors to Dubai each year. How the World Trade Centre shapes demand for hotels, offices and apartments.
Foreigners cannot yet own property outright in Dubai. The legal routes that exist today, and the questions to ask before using them.
Most of Dubai's residents are expatriates who rent. How companies and families find homes, and what the pressure on rents tells investors.
Deira and Bur Dubai built the city's trading wealth around the Creek. As new districts rise to the south, how will the historic centre compete?
Low-rise villas, quiet streets and direct access to the sea: why Jumeirah is the most sought-after residential address in Dubai today.
The highway between the Trade Centre and Jebel Ali is becoming Dubai's main commercial corridor. What it means for offices, hotels and land values.
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