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The pounds need not to be sole victim - at least in the short term- from the Brexit vote. London land market too can come in for some heavy volatility as it adjust to life without the European Union.

For the first time, land professional can study for a master’s degree in Real Estate and Land Management in Dubai. Dubai Real Estate Institute (DREI), the educational arm in (DLD) Dubai Land Department, is making the MSc available in collaboration in

Realty investors from the Gulf looking at making fresh investments in London’s residential realty are likely to make significant gains, following the Brexit verdict and the subsequent drop in both realty prices and value of the British Pound.

With China’s realty market being impacted adversely by over-saturation, low rental yields and high prices over the last few years, affluent Chinese investors are now making a beeline to invest in Dubai’s lucrative property market.

We are now more than half-way through 2016 and the outlook for Dubai’s property market which was beset with gloom at the start of the year seems to be changing for the better. While some of the contributing factors like depressed oil prices and a flat j

The world renowned for its luxury construction and planning projects. The UAE, while it’s true that there are products to suit all tastes and budgets, on the whole, departments such as retail, dining and hospitality possess a distinctly high end-flavor

Demand for high-end housing land in Dubai will remain stable right through the end of the decade, while it will be less so for the economical options, according to an outlook by the specialist Core.

In keeping with its ambitions of becoming the first Smart City in the region by 2021, Dubai has unveiled its Smart City platform that will help it bridge the gap across its many sectors en route to their digital transformation.

A recent report by the UK-based realty advisory, Knight Frank has revealed that Dubai’s property market has exceeded market average between Jan-April 2016.

The thumb rule of economics has always been – the lower the price, higher the demand. It’s a rationale that applies to every industry and real estate is no exception. For example, lower cost or affordable housing not only enjoys a huge demand but also

Signaling a return of positive sentiments in Dubai’s property market in the current quarter, leading brokers Chestertons’ has said that price dropping was slowing down as investors and end users were making a gradual return to buying realty.

Positioned as a future city of Dubai, the ambitious project is spread across 1.7 mn sq mts in central Dubai, and is slated for completion in 2031.

More than 150 renowned developers will be showcasing their key projects to more than 15,000 potential visitors at the Indian Property Show starting from the next month in Dubai, UAE.

Marasi Business Bay also includes a slew of retail & entertainment options, floating restaurants and a 12-km long promenade along Dubai Creek.

Dubai is facing a severe shortage of affordable homes to house its growing middle-income residents with developers focusing more on higher income groups.

From shopping to spending you holidays, luxury hotels to investing in realty, Dubai has always attracted everyone’s attention for some reason or the other and Indians are no exception.